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Documentation of Oinam, a dialect of Poumai Naga

Deposit page image for the collection ‘Documentation of Oinam, a dialect of Poumai Naga’. Place: Oinam Hill Village; Photographer: Sahiinii Lemaina Veikho; Potters of Oinam Hill village crafting Poumai Naga's indegeinous pot; Left to Right: 1) Khaie Khaele 2) Sone Nungnela 3) Thei Ngathela 4) Ngulane Thithila

Deposit page image for the collection ‘Documentation of Oinam, a dialect of Poumai Naga’. Place: Oinam Hill Village; Photographer: Sahiinii Lemaina Veikho; Potters of Oinam Hill village crafting Poumai Naga’s indegeinous pot; Left to Right: 1) Khaie Khaele 2) Sone Nungnela 3) Thei Ngathela 4) Ngulane Thithila. Click on image to access collection.

Language Oinam
Depositor Sahiinii L. Veikho
Affiliation CNRS, Paris
Location India
Collection ID 0675
Grant ID IPF0383
Funding Body ELDP
Collection Status Collection online
Landing page handle http://hdl.handle.net/2196/32794706-6435-6e8d-cb67-2360635m25t9

 

Summary of the collection

The deposit is a result of a documentation project of documentation of Oinam, a dialect of Poumai Naga, funded by ELDP between 2022-2024. The project will be a collaborative work with a group of native-speaker researcher who get involve in the design of the deposit content as well as in the collection, transcription and translation of the data. The deposited data will consist of fifty hours of audio-video recordings of natural conversions from different genre.

 

Group represented

The group in this collection are Onaeme (also called as Ngimai in Poula). They dwell in Oinam Hill village in Senapati of Manipur, northeast India. Oinam Hill is one of the Poumai Naga villages, and is grouped under Lapaona circle; Poumai Nagas live in over 100 villages, mostly in Manipur and few in Nagaland. Apart from the natives living in Oinam village, Oinam dialect is unintelligible for other community members of Poumai Naga villages. For this reason, the people of Oinam are compelled to learn Poula— a koine language used and accepted by all the members of Poumai Naga.

 

Collection contents

The collection will include fifty hours of audio-video recordings of natural conversions from different genre. More details will be updated soon.

 

Acknowledgement and citation

Users of any part of this collection should acknowledge Sahiinii Lemaina Veikho as the principal investigator, and the community scholars who will work with me as core members of the research team. The Endangered Language Documentation Programme as the funder of this project. Uses of parts of the corpus should acknowledge by name the people who recorded the given session, and the individuals appearing in the recordings whose words and/or images are used. Any other contributor involved in data collection, transcription and translation, or who contributed in any other way, should be acknowledged by name. The relevant information is available in the metadata.

To refer to any data from the collection, please cite as follows:

Veikho, Sahiinii Lemaina. 2022. Documentation of Oinam, a dialect of Poumai Naga. Endangered Languages Archive. Handle: http://hdl.handle.net/2196/12694787-6bb5-6e7d-cff7-23hj35m2549. Accessed on [insert date here].

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