The Dyirbal language of North Queensland . By R. M. W. Dixon. (Cambridge studies in linguistics, 9.) Cambridge: University Press, 1972. Pp. xxiv, 420. $28.50. [Paperback edition, 1976; $8.95.].

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Australian Indigenous Culture and History Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Linguistics and Language Studies

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Preface 1. Australian languages 2. Dyirbal: the language and its speakers 3. word classes 4. Syntax 5. Deep syntax 6. Morphology 7. Phonology 8. Semantics 9. Lexicon 10. Prehistory Appendices.

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