Mouton de Gruyter, 1992 - Language Arts & Disciplines - 865 pages. Audio recordings in Badaga, with annotations in trilingual format (Badaga, English, French) Archived 9 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine – transcribed and translated by C. Paul Hockings, Christiane Pilot-Raichoor.Retrieved 6 February 2013.īadaga language test of Wikipedia at Wikimedia Incubator A Badaga-English Dictionary (Reprint ed.). ^ Paul Hockings, Christiane Pilot-Raichoor (1992).^ Emenau (1931) reports no tokens of /i˞˞/, but suggests this is an accidental gap.Ember, Melvin (eds.), Encyclopedia of Medical Anthropology: Health and Illness in the World’s Cultures Volume I: Topics Volume II: Cultures, Boston, MA: Springer US, pp. 572–578, doi: 10.1007/5-x_57, ISBN 978-5-1 ^ Hockings, Paul (2004), "Badaga", in Ember, Carol R.^ Badaga at Ethnologue (24th ed., 2021).The earliest printed book using Kannada script was a Christian work, "Anga Kartagibba Yesu Kristana Olleya Suddiya Pustaka" by Basel Mission Press of Mangaluru in 1890. Several attempts were made at constructing an orthography based on English, Kannada and Tamil. she has sung in different languages in a following order telugu, malayalam, kannada, tamil, oriya, hindi, assamese, bengali, badaga, sanskrit. Note on transcription: rhoticity ⟨ ◌˞⟩ indicates half-retroflexion doubled ⟨ ◌˞˞⟩ it indicates full retroflexion.
Current speakers only distinguish retroflection for a few vowels. Badaga has five vowels qualities, /i e a o u/, each of which may be long or short and until the 1930s were contrastively half and fully retroflexed, for a total of 30 vowel phonemes.
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