MONGOLICA

Vol. 14 (35), 2004

VOLUME II
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Mongolian Language and Literature,
and Their Relationship with Those of other Nations

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Bertalan A /Hungary/. A Middle Mongolian glossary of the

Papers in English
1. Bertalan A Hungary. A Middle Mongolian glossary of the Dengtan bijiu
2. Bulag /USA/. Ethnicizing Mongolian Language in China
3. Corff /Germany/. The Pentaglot and its Place in contemporary Central
Asian Studies

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4. Hugjiltu /China/. The Development of the Mongolian Vowels

5. Karlsson A /Sweden/ and Jan-Olof Svantesson /Sweden/. Preaspiration in Mongolian
6. Matsukawa T /Japan/. On the Mongolian part of the Great scroll presented
by Ming emperor Yung lo to Karma pa De bzhin gshegs pa in 1407
7. Omakaeva E /Russia/. The main problems of the text grammar in modern Mongolian
8. Ragagnin E/Italy/. Dukhan: a Tuvan dialect spoken in the Darkhat area of
Khovsgol province
9. Ravdan E /Mongolia/. Mongolian Geographical Names and Their significance
for Scientific study
10. Su-ying Hsiao /Taiwan/. On the syntax and semantics of two Mongolian
proportional correlative constructions
11. Tserenpil D (Mongolia). The human language Universals and Mongolian
(the homogeneity of the Tense System in Mongolian and English)

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