Examples of Levelling and Counterreactions in the Dialects of Bedouin Tribes in Northwestern Sinai
A long the northern littoral of the Sinai desert between the Suez Canal and the Israeli border live around twelve Bedouin tribes. The dialects spoken by these tribes can be classified into four main typological groups : a northeastern group, which includes the dialects of the Sawarka. Rumêlât, and...
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Égypte/Monde arabe
2008
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| Summary: | A long the northern littoral of the Sinai desert between the Suez Canal and the Israeli border live around twelve Bedouin tribes. The dialects spoken by these tribes can be classified into four main typological groups : a northeastern group, which includes the dialects of the Sawarka. Rumêlât, and also further to their south Ahaywât, Tarabîn, and which bears strong resemblances to the dialect of the Dullâm of the Negev as described by Blanc (1970). A second (provisional) group is formed by t... |
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