The Sama/Bajau language in the Lesser Sunda Islands

Jilis A. J. Verheijen

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Pu lau Sapoh Pulau Pamana Pul au Sukoh Pul au Pa lu Pulau Makuri Kupah Sulayah Bima P. Sebabi, Nuca Ri ' i ?Sebolon P. Kelapa , opposite to Labuanbajo P. Siburi , opposite to Labuanbajo P. Monyet, oppo site to Labuanbajo P. Boasalah 59a near Rinca P. Pimp e ?Warloka P.

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