@book{18448,
  address                 = {Helsinki},
  author                  = {Bartens, Angela},
  pages                   = {198},
  publisher               = {Finnish Academy of Science and Letters},
  series                  = {Annales academiae scientiarum fennicae, serie humaniora, #304},
  title                   = {Ideophones and sound symbolism in Atlantic Creoles},
  volume                  = {304},
  year                    = {2000},
  citekeys                = {cldf9:0cabd7938712d903c046fc26422c16c6},
  class_loc               = {PM7834.A85},
  document_type           = {B},
  german_subject_headings = {Atlantischer Raum–Kreolische Sprachen–Ideophon Atlantischer Raum–Kreolische Sprachen–Phonetik–Lautmalerei, Atlantischer Raum–Kreolische Sprachen–Ideophon Atlantischer Raum–Kreolische Sprachen–Phonetik–Lautmalerei},
  inlg                    = {English [eng]},
  isbn                    = {9789514108648},
  isreferencedby          = {cldf9},
  issn                    = {1239-6982},
  jfmnote                 = {Discusses the African origins of ideophones in Atlantic Creoles. Draws data from a number of West, Central and Southern African languages, such as Akebu, Akposso, Baka, Bambara, Edo/Bini, ChiTumbuka, Efik, Ewe, Fula/Fulfulde, Gbeya, Grebo, Hausa, Ibibio, Igbo, Ijo, Kanuri, KiKuyu, KiMbundu, Kisi, Kiswahili, Lamang, Lingala, Lomongo, Mandinka, Mende, Sango, Shangana-Tsonga, Shona, Sotho, Tamazight, Temne, Tera, Tswana, Twi-Fante, Wolof, Yoruba, Zande and Zulu.},
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  lgcode                  = {[gund1247]},
  macro_area              = {Africa},
  mpi_eva_library_shelf   = {PM 7834 BAR 2000},
  notes                   = {Discusses the African origins of ideophones in Atlantic Creoles. Draws data from a number of West, Central and Southern African languages, such as Akebu, Akposso, Baka, Bambara, Edo/Bini, ChiTumbuka, Efik, Ewe, Fula/Fulfulde, Gbeya, Grebo, Hausa, Ibibio, Igbo, Ijo, Kanuri, KiKuyu, KiMbundu, Kisi, Kiswahili, Lamang, Lingala, Lomongo, Mandinka, Mende, Sango, Shangana-Tsonga, Shona, Sotho, Tamazight, Temne, Tera, Tswana, Twi-Fante, Wolof, Yoruba, Zande and Zulu.},
  src                     = {cldf, eballiso2009, mpieva, weball},
  subject_headings        = {Creole dialects–Onomatopoeic words Creole dialects–Mimetic words Sound symbolism African languages–Onomatopoeic words African languages–Mimetic words, Creole dialects–Onomatopoeic words Creole dialects–Mimetic words Sound symbolism African languages–Onomatopoeic words African languages–Mimetic words}
}