Chadic classification and reconstructions

Paul Newman

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This paper contains a comprehensive classification of the Chadic family and new reconstructions of Proto-Chadic phonology and lexicon. The classification shows the position of all known Chadic languages from the level of sub-group to major branch. It is supplemented by an index in which all distinct languages as well as dialect variants and alternative names are identified.

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