@book{164626,
  address          = {Cymru UK},
  author           = {Biddulph, Joseph},
  pages            = {32},
  publisher        = {Cyhoeddwr Joseph Biddulph Publisher},
  title            = {Native African alphabets of modern times},
  year             = {1994},
  inlg             = {English [eng]},
  jfmnote          = {'The text ranges from the Tuareg script used for messages in the Great Sahara, through nigh-forgotten syllabary of the dying Vai tongue of Sierra Leone ... through the curious and curviform Moghrebi script of West Africa, to the chunky and long-descended Ethiopic alphabet of the Tigré' (from Biddulph's own homepage).},
  keywords         = {;naf;waf;eaf;lng;grp;x.151;x.222;},
  lgcode           = {Tahaggart Tamahaq [thv], Tawallammat Tamajaq [ttq], Tigre [tig], Tamasheq [taq], Tayart Tamajeq [thz] (autotranslated from Maho's coding system)},
  macro_area       = {Africa},
  notes            = {"The text ranges from the Tuareg script used for messages in the Great Sahara, through nigh-forgotten syllabary of the dying Vai tongue of Sierra Leone ... through the curious and curviform Moghrebi script of West Africa, to the chunky and long-descended Ethiopic alphabet of the Tigré" (from Biddulph's own homepage).},
  src              = {eballiso2009, weball},
  subject_headings = {naf, waf, eaf, lng, grp, x.151, x.222}
}