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Welcome! You have reached the second page of Malayan and Formosan Languages, which is just one part of the "Language Finger" homepage, which is an index by language to the holdings of the Mansfield Library of The University of Montana.

Languages on this page so far are Ami, Bunun, Illanun, Javanese, Kadazan, Kanakanabu, Kereho Busang, Kereho-Uheng, Maduran, Malagasy, Paiwan, Puyuma, Rukai, Saaroa, Saisiyat, Seedeq, Tsou, and Yami. 

Ami
						updated 7-2-2004

	Ami (Austric) is a Formosan language, spoken on the island of Taiwan.
The Formosan languages belong to the Austronesian branch of the Austric family
of languages.

495.62		Ono, Susumu, 1919-
O58n.Eh			[Nihongo no kigen. English]
			The origin of the Japanese language. -- Tokyo :
		Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1970
		RID: 70-110946		ITEM #: ind00012
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Bunun
						updated 7-2-2004

	Bunun (Austric) belongs to the Formosan sub-branch of the Austronesian branch
of the Austric family of languages.  It is spoken on the island of Taiwan.

495.62		Ono, Susumu, 1919-
O58n.Eh			[Nihongo no kigen. English]
			The origen of the Japanese language. -- Tokyo :
		Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1970
		RID: 70-110946			ITEM #: ind00012
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Illanun
					updated 6-9-2003

	Illanun (Austric), also spelled Ilanun, belongs to the Malayan sub-branch
of the Austronesian branch of the Austric family of languages.  Illanun is spoken in
Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei.

959.5		Munan, Heidi
M963m			Malaysia. -- Singapore : Times Books International, 1990.
		RID: wln92-452282				ITEM #: tel00001
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Javanese
					updated 3-13-2002

	Javanese (Austric) belongs to the Malayan sub-branch of the Austronesian
branch of the Austric family of languages.  Javanese is spoken on the island of Java,
part of the  country of Indonesia.  Javanese is traditionally written with its own Javanese
script, called Jawi, which was brought to Java from southern India over a thousand years
ago.  Today the Latin alphabet is also used to write Javanese.  Javanese is not to be
confused with the computer language called Java.

418.02		Becker, Alton L
B395b			Beyond translation. - Ann Arbor : University of Michigan
		Press, 1995
			Includes discussion of Old Javanese.
		RID: 94-47089			ITEM #: jav00003

499.222		Errington, James Joseph, 1951-
E72s			Shifting languages. - [S.l.] : Cambridge University Press,
		1998
		RID: 98-20577			ITEM #: ind00014

299.933		Geels, Antoon
G2979s			Subud and the Javanese mystical tradition. - [S.l.] :
		Curzon Press, 1997
		RID: gb98-12487		ITEM #: ind00013

959.803		Making Indonesia. - [S.l.] : Sosutheast Asia Program, Cornell
M2355			University, 1996
		RID: 98-150923		ITEM #: chi00328

782.109595	Matusky, Patricia Ann
M445m			Malaysian shadow play and music : continuation of an oral
		tradition. -- Kuala Lumpur : Oxford University Press, 1993.
		RID: 93-1647			ITEM #: may00004

899.2223	Quinn, George, 1934-
Q7n			The novel in Javanese : aspects of its social and literary
		character. -- Leiden : KITLV Press, 1992.
		RID: 92-231684			ITEM #: ind00008

382.10959	The Southeast Asian port and polity / edited by J. Kathirithamby-
S727			Wells & John Villiers. - Singapore : Singapore University
			Press, 1990
		RID: 90-943621			ITEM #: por00112

410		Studies in diglossia. -- Denton, TX : University of North Texas, 1991.
S933			(Southwest journal of linguistics ; v. 10, no. 1)
		RID: int wln93-292736		ITEM #: jav00001

784.19598	Sumarsam
S955g			Gamelan : cultural interaction and musical development in
		central Java. -- Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 1995.
		RID: 94-43013			ITEM #: jav00002

297.095982	Woodward, Mark R., 1952-
W911i			Islam in Java : normative piety and mysticism in the sultanate
		of Yogyakarta. -- Tucson : University of Arizona Press, 1989.
		RID: 88-38743			ITEM #: ind00007
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Kadazan
					updated 6-9-2003

	Kadazan (Austric) belongs to the Malayan sub-branch of the Austronesian
branch of the Austric family of languages.  Kadazan is spoken in the Sabah region
of Malaysia.

959.5		Munan, Heidi
M963m			Malaysia. -- Singapore : Times Books International, 1990.
		RID: wln92-452282			ITEM #: tel00001
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Kanakanabu
					updated 7-2-2004

	Kanakanabu (Austric) belongs to the Formosan sub-branch of the Austronesian
branch of the Austric family of languages.  It is spoken on the island of Taiwan.

495.62		Ono, Susumu, 1919-
O58n.Eh			[Nihongo no kigen. English]
			The origin of the Japanese language. -- Tokyo :
		Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1970
		RID: 70-110946		ITEM #: ind00012
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Kereho Busang
					updated 6-9-2003

	Kereho Busang (Austric) is one of the Punan languages, which belong to
the Malayan sub-branch of the Austronesian branch of the Austric family of languages.
Kereho Busang is spoken on the island of Borneo, in Indonesia.

306.3095983	Sellato, Bernard
S467n.Em		[Nomades et sedentarisation a Borneo. English]
			Nomads of the Borneo rainforest : the economics, politics, and
		ideology of settling down. -- Honolulu : University of Hawaii Press, 1994.
		RID: 94-4291			ITEM #: buk00001
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Kereho-Uheng
					updated 6-9-2003

	Kereho-Uheng (Austric) belongs to the Malayan sub-branch of the Austro-
nesian branch of the Austric family of languages.  Kereho-Uheng is spoken on the
island of Borneo, in Indonesia.

306.3095983	Sellato, Bernard
S467n.Em		[Nomades et sedentarisation a Borneo. English]
			Nomads of the Borneo rainforest : the economics, politics, and
		ideology of settling down. -- Honolulu : University of Hawaii Press,
		1994.
		RID: 94-4291			ITEM #: buk00001
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Maduran
						updated 6-10-2003

	Maduran (Austric), also called Madurese, belongs to the Malayan sub-
branch of the Austronesian branch of the Austric family of languages.  Maduran is
spoken on the island of Madura and also on Java, both part of the country of
Indonesia.  Traditionally Maduran was written with the Javanese script, but the Latin
alphabet is now being used.

610.95982	Jordaan, Roy Edward, 1947-
J82f			Folk medicine in Madura ... . -- Leiden,
		Netherlands :
		RID: wln89-331719	ITEM #: mad00001
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Malagasy
					updated 6-10-2003

	Malagasy (Austric) belongs to the Malayan sub-branch of the Austronesian
branch of the Austric family of languages.  Malagasy is spoken in Madagascar and
in the Comoro Islands (north of Madagascar).

841.912		Adejunmobi, Moradewun, 1959-
R114Za			JJ Rabearivelo, literature, and lingua franca in colonial Madagascar.
		-- [S.l.] : P. Lang, 1996
		RID: 95-7473			ITEM #: fre03458

305.8993	Astuti, Rita
A859p			People of the sea : identity and descent among the Veso of
		Madagascar. -- Cambridge, England : Cambridge University Press, 1995
		RID: 94-28378			ITEM #: mlg00001

291.35		Sacred sites, sacred places / edited by David L. Carmichael ... et al. -- London
S1234			: Routledge, 1994.
		RID: 93-33400			ITEM #: bla00011
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Paiwan
						updated 7-2-2004

	Paiwan (Austric) belongs to the Formosan sub-branch of the Austronesian
branch of the Austric family of languages.  It is spoken on the island of Taiwan.

495.62		Ono, Susumu, 1919-
O58n.Eh			[Nihongo no kigen. English]
			The origin of the Japanese language. -- Tokyo :
		Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1970.
		RID: 70-110946		ITEM #: ind00012
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Puyuma
						updated 7-2-2004

	Puyuma (Austric) belongs to the Formosan sub-branch of the Austronesian
branch of the Austric family of languages.  It is spoken on the island of Taiwan.

495.62		Ono, Susumu, 1919-
O58n.Eh			[Nihongo no kigen. English]
			The origin of the Japanese language. -- Tokyo :
		Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1970
		RID: 70-110946		ITEM #: ind00012
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Rukai
						updated 7-2-2004

	Rukai (Austric) belongs to the Formosan sub-branch of the Austronesian
branch of the Austric family of languages.  It is spoken on the island of Taiwan.

495.62		Ono, Susumu, 1919-
O58n.Eh			[Nihongo no kigen. English]
			The origin of the Japanese language. -- Tokyo :
		Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1970
		RID: 70-110946		ITEM #: ind00012
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Saaroa
						updated 7-2-2004

	Saaroa (Austric) belongs to the Formosan sub-branch of the Austronesian
branch of the Austric family of languages.  It is spoken on the island of Taiwan.

495.62		Ono, Susumu, 1919-
O58n.Eh			[Nihongo no kigen. English]
			The origin of the Japanese language. -- Tokyo :
		Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1970
		RID: 70-110946		ITEM #: ind00012
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Saisiyat
						updated 7-2-2004

	Saisiyat (Austric) belongs to the Formosan sub-branch of the Austronesian
branch of the Austric family of languages.  It is spoken on the island of Taiwan.

495.62		Ono, Susumu, 1919-
O58n.Eh			[Nihongo no kigen. English]
			The origin of the Japanese language. -- Tokyo :
		Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1970
		RID: 70-110946		ITEM #: ind00012
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Seedeq
						updated 7-2-2004

	Seedeq (Austric) belongs to the Formosan sub-branch of the Austronesian
branch of the Austric family of languages.  It is spoken on the island of Taiwan.

495.62		Ono, Susumu, 1919-
O58n.Eh			[Nihongo no kigen. English]
			The origin of the Japanese language. -- Tokyo :
		Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1970
		RID: 70-110946		ITEM #: ind00012
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Tsou
					updated 7-2-2004

	Tsou (Austric) belongs to the Formosan sub-branch of the Austronesian
branch of the Austric family of languages.  It is spoken on the island of Taiwan.

495.62		Ono, Susumu, 1919-
O58n.Eh			[Nihongo no kigen. English]
			The origin of the Japanese language. -- Tokyo :
		Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1970
		RID: 70-110946		ITEM #: ind00012
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Yami
					updated 7-2-2004

	Yami (Austric) belongs to the Formosan sub-branch of the Austronesian
branch of the Austric family of languages.  It is spoken on the island of Taiwan.

495.62		Ono, Susumu, 1919-
O58n.Eh			[Nihongo no kigen. English]
			The origin of the Japanese language. -- Tokyo :
		Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1970
		RID: 70-110946		ITEM #: ind00012
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