Historical Linguistics in Indonesia, Part 1

accent added affixes Ambelau AnMa appears Austronesian Bang bases Batak became become Blust borrowed Buru Central cited clear cognate comparative consider consonant constructed correspondence counting Dempwolff derived dial dialects diphthongs display distinctive Duri Dyen evidence examples final final position Formosa give guages hand indicate Indonesian initial innovation languages Ledo lexemes Linguistics loan loss lost Malay Maluku meaning Mori nasal numerals NUSA occur original passive perhaps person Philippine phoneme position possible prefix present probably Proto PWCM recipient reconstruct refer reflect reflex retained roots Seko similar Soboyo sound sources stop subgroup suffix suggests Sula syllable Tagalog Taliabo tion unexpl University verbs volume vowel word yields