First notes on Muno (Papua New Guinea)

Muno [grx] is an endangered language spoken by about 1500 people in Sandaun province, Papua New Guinea. Muno is only sparsely documented. The author reports previous documentation work done on the language and describes some linguistic features of Muno, especially relating to verb morphology, based on recent fieldwork data. Currently Muno is considered an isolate, and its linguistic classification is also briefly discussed.

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KTH Publication Database DiVA (KTH Royal Institute of Technology)
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2025-01-01
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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies
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First notes on Muno (Papua New Guinea)

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies
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First notes on Muno (Papua New Guinea)

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Abstract

Muno [grx] is an endangered language spoken by about 1500 people in Sandaun province, Papua New Guinea. Muno is only sparsely documented. The author reports previous documentation work done on the language and describes some linguistic features of Muno, especially relating to verb morphology, based on recent fieldwork data. Currently Muno is considered an isolate, and its linguistic classification is also briefly discussed.

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