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Collection

Collection Handle: http://hdl.handle.net/2196/00-0000-0000-000F-CB59-B

Title: Documentation and grammar of Gutob (Munda)

Location

Continent: Asia

Country: India

Region: Asia

Latitude: 18.614722

Longitude: 82.537580

Languages

Language

Name: Bodo Gadaba

Code: ISO639-3:gbj

Project

ID: IGS0305

Name: 0444-IGS0305

Description: Gutob (ISO639-3:gbj) is an endangered Munda language (Austro-Asiatic) spoken in Koraput district of Odisha, India and neighbouing districts in Andhra Pradesh. Estimates regarding the number of speakers vary between 15,000 and only 5,000. The community is rapidly shifting to Desia Oriya (ISO code dso), the local Indo-Aryan lingua franca. The main objective of the present project is the compilation of an annotated audio-video corpus. It will include speech acts from all domains in which Gutob is used. Additionally, the project will result in a grammar of Gutob which will be submitted as PhD thesis.

Project Information

Deposit Status: Collection online

Funding Body: ELDP

Actor

Full Name: Judith Voß

Role: Depositor

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Baby (1)

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Berger (2007)(2)

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Clausality & clause structure(3)

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Complex predicates, complex predication, explicator verbs & vector verbs(5)

Conditional clauses & conditional converb(3)

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Coordination (2)

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Cow feeding festival (bandi porob)(2)

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Middle voice, voice & basic voice(7)

Negation & polarity(14)

Nominal morphology(2)

Numerals (2)

Object marking(3)

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Planting (2)

Preglottalisation & creaky voice & glottal stop(2)

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Relative clauses(2)

Relatives (3)

Relevant terms & terms(3)

Religion (2)

Rice wine/Pendom (peɳɖom)(2)

River (2)

Sacrifice (2)

Singing (9)

Spontaneous speech(4)

Stimuli (4)

Stop consonants(2)

Story (6)

Subordination(2)

Telicity (3)

Temporal clauses(2)

Tense-aspect-mood(15)

Tiger (2)

Verbal morphology(19)

Visiting family/Kilom(3)

Wedding (7)

Wife (2)

Work (11)

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Audio (113)
Image (14)
Video (76)

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Document (19)
ELAN (52)
Settings (2)
Toolbox (43)

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Stories of jackals

O_OpenAccess

Conversation between Citki and Somari

O_OpenAccess

Elicitation with Komla on phonology

O_OpenAccess

Donnai tells a story of an old man

O_OpenAccess

Consent of Citki

O_OpenAccess

Traditional songs and cultural songs with Gurubari

O_OpenAccess

Conversation with Komu and Gasiramkuj

O_OpenAccess

Consent of Leri

O_OpenAccess

Consent of Sonia

O_OpenAccess

Elicitation with Sonu on semantic and morphological issues

O_OpenAccess

Consent of Sukri

O_OpenAccess

Stories by Sonu

O_OpenAccess

Consent of Onob

O_OpenAccess

Gotr songs with Sonia

O_OpenAccess

Conversation with Komla

O_OpenAccess

Conversation with Domru and Chandal

O_OpenAccess

Rotika’s story about an old man

O_OpenAccess

Consent of Donnai and Komu

O_OpenAccess

Elicitation with Komla on phonological and morphological issues.

O_OpenAccess

Story by Sonia

O_OpenAccess

Rotika’s jackal story

O_OpenAccess

Gutob Songs

O_OpenAccess

Old ladies sing traditional Gutob songs

O_OpenAccess

Conversation with Sonia and Ji

O_OpenAccess

Conversation between Sonu and Komla

O_OpenAccess

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