North East Indian Linguistics/ 
edited by Stephen    Morey 
 - Delhi:  Foundation Books,  2010. 
<br/><br/>1 Kurtdp Phonology in the Context of North East India<br/>Gwendolyn Hyslop 3<br/>2 Working with Tones in North East India - The Tonal System of<br/>Numhpuk Singpho, Assam<br/>Stephen Morey 26<br/>3 Tonality and the Analysis of Sub-Minimad Words in Ao<br/>T. Temsunungsang 45<br/>4 Change with Continuity in the Boro-Garo Languages<br/>Rabbins Burling ' , ^ 65<br/>Lexicon<br/>5 Lexicon in a Contact Language: The Case of Bishnupriya<br/>Shobha Satyanath and Nazrin B. Laskar ^ 75<br/>6 Shafer^s ^parallels' between Khasi and Sino-Tibetan<br/>Gerard Diffloth 93<br/>iv North East Indian Linguistics<br/>I An Exploratory Study of the Terms of Relationship in<br/>Khamti of Lx)hit district in Arunachal Pradesh<br/>Bishakha Das 105<br/>8 Verbs of Position, Existence, location and Possession and<br/>their Grammaticalization Pathways in the Tani Languages<br/>Mark Post 127<br/>Morphology, Syntax, and Semantics<br/>9 Causative Prefixes in Four Boro-Garo Languages<br/>U.V. Joseph 153<br/>10 Similarities in Verbal and Nominal Morphology In Atong<br/>Seine van Breugel 1^8<br/>II Temporality in Bishnupriya<br/>Nazrin B. Laskar 1^1<br/>12 Explicator Compound Verbs in Assamese and Kashimri:<br/>A Comparative Analysis<br/>Dipima Buragohain 203<br/>13 Explorations in the Nonfinite Verbal System in Asamiya<br/>Runima Chowdhary 2^1<br/>Language Description and Language Endangerment<br/>14 Doing Fieldwork on the Singpho Language of<br/>North Eastern India<br/>Palash Kumar Nath<br/>15 Quest for a Script<br/>Madhumita Barbara and Mark Post 255 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788175967144 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>410.54163  / MOR/N