Location via proxy:   [ UP ]  
[Report a bug]   [Manage cookies]                
Skip to main content
A copy of the whole very productive discussion session on the draft paper version of "Some Páez loanword etymologies" (v1) totaling a 17 pages with 36 participants. As usual, the input will be used to improve the manuscript to hopefully... more
    • by  and +2
    •   11  
      Indigenous StudiesLoanwords, Language contact & changeSouth American indigenous languagesSpanish Language
In this paper, numerous Spanish and Quechua borrowings into the indigenous languages of Cofán, Siona, Cayapa, Colorado and Waorani are extensively presented in semantic and phonological terms, and regular, suggestive sound correspondences... more
    • by 
    •   9  
      Historical LinguisticsSouth American indigenous languagesSpanish LanguageLexical and Grammatical Borrowing
A copy of the whole extensive discussion session on the draft paper version of "Barbacoan etymologies for Cofán" (v4) totaling a full 42 pages (with some tangential discussion) with 84 participants. Special thanks go to those who shared... more
    • by  and +5
    •   12  
      EtymologySpanish LinguisticsSouth American indigenous languagesWaorani
In this paper, some lexicon of the Cofán language, spoken in northeastern Ecuador and southern Colombia, is etymologized as Barbacoan loanwords. The suggestions are described in phonological and semantic terms. The correspondences do... more
    • by 
    •   12  
      EtymologySpanish LinguisticsSouth American indigenous languagesWaorani
A copy of the whole very productive discussion session on the draft paper version of "Inside Ecuador: Quechua and Spanish loanword etymologies for Cofán, Siona, Cayapa, Colorado and Waorani" (v2) totaling 11 pages with 65 participants. As... more
    • by  and +1
    •   9  
      Historical LinguisticsSouth American indigenous languagesSpanish LanguageLexical and Grammatical Borrowing
In this paper, a fair number of new Páez loanword etymologies are presented, as borrowings from Spanish, Quechuan, Cofán, Portuguese, Tucanoan and Barbacoan lexical sources. Páez, a language isolate spoken in southwestern Colombia, is... more
    • by 
    •   10  
      Loanwords, Language contact & changeSouth American indigenous languagesSpanish LanguageLexical and Grammatical Borrowing