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1. Part 1: Fascicle 1
2. I-XXVIII I
3. 1. Introduction to the comparative Austronesian dictionary Darrell T. Tryon 1
4. 2. The Austronesian languages Darrell T. Tryon 5
5. 3. Some current issues in Austronesian linguistics Malcolm Ross 45
6. 4. Listing of Austronesian languages. A'ARA - MAFOOR 121
7. 4. Listing of Austronesian languages. MAFOORSCH - ZIRE 201
8. Introductions to individual languages
9. 1. Atayal Paul Jen-kuei Li 283
10. 2. Tsou ShigeruTsuchida 293
11. 3. Rukai Paul Jen-kuei Li 297
12. 4. Paiwan Dah-an Ho 307
13. 5. Yami Anne West 315
14. 6. Isnag Rodolpho Barlaan 321
15. 7. Kalinga Limos Harmut Wiens 329
16. 8. Tagalog R.David Zorc 335
17. 9. Aklanon R. David Zorc 343
18. 10. Palawan Nicole Revel 351
19. 11. Molbog R. David Zorc-Arnold Thiessen 359
20. 12. Kagayanen Louise A. MacGregor 363
21. 13. Sarangani Blaan Mary E.Rhea 369
22. 14. Bāngingi Sama Eunice Diment 375
23. 15. Timugon Murut D. J. Prentice 381
24. 16. Malagasy K. A. Adelaar 393
25. 17. Aceh Mark Durie 407
26. 18. Toba Batak K. A. Adelaar 421
27. 19. Minangkabau K. A. Adelaar 433
28. 20. Indonesian Anton M. Moeliono - Charles E. Grimes 443
29. 21. Sundanese Adrian Clynes 459
30. 22. Javanese Adrian Clynes 469
31. 23. Madurese Adrian Clynes 485
32. 24. Balinese Adrian Clynes 495
33. 25. Sasak Adrian Clynes 511
34. 26. Gorontalo A.John Little Jr 521
35. 27. Da'a Donald F. Barr 529
36. 28. Uma Michael Martens 539
37. 29. Bugis Husen Abas-Charles E. Grimes 549
38. 30. Konjo Timothy Friberg 563
39. 31. Wolio .J. C. Anceaux-Charles E. Grimes 573
40. 32. Manggarai J. A. J.Verheijen-Charles E. Grimes 585
41. 33. Ngada Stephanas Djawanai-Charles E. Grimes 593
42. 34. Sika E. Douglas Lewis-Charles E. Grimes 601
43. 35. Roti James J. Fox-Charles E. Grimes 611
44. 36. Buru Charles E. Grimes 623
45. 37. Dobel Jock Hughes 637
46. 38. Irarutu C. L. Voorhoeve 651
47. 39. Sawai Ronald Whisler - Jacqui Whisler 659
48. Part 1: Fascicle 2
49. I-XVIII I
50. 5. Introductions to individual languages
51. 40. Nyindrou 667
52. 41. Manam 673
53. 42. Takia 677
54. 43. Dami 687
55. 44. Mbula 691
56. 45. Yabem 699
57. 46. Kaulong 719
58. 47. Tolai 727
59. 48. Buang 731
60. 49. Adzera 741
61. 50. Kilivila 747
62. 51. Tawala 757
63. 52. Motu 767
64. 53. Mekeo 775
65. 54. Roviana 781
66. 55. Maringe 787
67. 56. Lau 793
68. 57. Kwaio 799
69. 58. Raga 807
70. 59. Paamese 819
71. 60. Lewo 825
72. 61. Port Sandwich 829
73. 62. North Tanna 837
74. 63. Kwamera 843
75. 64. Nemi 849
76. 65. Cèmuhî 855
77. 66. A'jië 859
78. 67. Xârâcùù 867
79. 68. Nengone 871
80. 69. Kiribati 879
81. 70. Marshallese 895
82. 71. Ponapean 905
83. 72. Woleaian 913
84. 73. Eastern Fijian 919
85. 74. Western Fijian 925
86. 75. Rotuman 931
87. 76. Tongan 937
88. 77. Samoan 943
89. 78. Mele-Fila 947
90. 79. Tahitian 951
91. 80. Rapanui 959
92. 6. Select Austronesian bibliography. Part I 965
93. 6. Select Austronesian bibliography. Part II 1028
94. 7. A glossary of Austronesian reconstructions 1105
95. Finder list 1150
96. Part 2
97. I-XVIII I
98. 8. Comparative Austronesian dictionary
99. 1. The physical world 1
100. 2. Mankind: sex, age, family relationships 118
101. 3. Animals 264
102. 4. Body parts, bodily functions, bodily conditions 400
103. 5. Food and drink, cooking and utensils 629
104. 9. Index of English glosses 733
105. Part 3
106. I-XVIII I
107. 8. Comparative Austronesian dictionary.
108. 5. Food and drink, cooking and utensils (сοnt.) 1
109. 6. Clothing, personal adornment, personal care 27
110. 06.570 Belt, Girdle 75
111. 7. Dwelling, house, furnishings 110
112. 8. Agriculture, vegetation 178
113. 08.430 Wheat 212
114. 9. Miscellaneous physical acts, specialised crafts, implements, materials, products 268
115. 09.360 Wash 333
116. 10. Motion: locomotion, transportation, navigation 392
117. 10.431 Kick 447
118. 10.640 Lead 497
119. 11. Possession, property, commerce 537
120. 11.640 Debt 590
121. 12. Spatial relations: place, form, size 621
122. 12.320 Low 674
123. 9. Index of English glosses 723
124. Part 4
125. I-XVIII I
126. 8. Comparative Austronesian dictionary.
127. 12. Spatial relations: place, form, size 1
128. 13. Quantity and number 27
129. 14. Time 89
130. 14.420 NIGHT - 14.780 SEASON 141
131. 15. Sense perception 184
132. 15.690 YELLOW - 15.890 WRINKLED 233
133. 16. Emotion: temperamental, moral, aesthetic notions 268
134. 16.390 GROAN - 17.110 MIND 300
135. 17. Mind, thought 356
136. 17.410 INTENTION, PURPOSE - 17.690 WHY? 406
137. 18. Speech, reading, writing 451
138. 19. Social relations: territorial, social, and political divisions 523
139. 20. Warfare 588
140. 21. Law 657
141. 22. Religion and superstition 703
142. 10. Index of English glosses 751