• DOI:10.1086/soutjanth.6.2.3628639
Corpus ID: 163502465

Studies in African Linguistic Classification: V. The Eastern Sudanic Family

@article{Greenberg1950StudiesIA,
  title={Studies in African Linguistic Classification: V. The Eastern Sudanic Family},
  author={J. Greenberg},
  journal={Southwestern Journal of Anthropology},
  year={1950},
  volume={6},
  pages={143 - 160}
}

• J. Greenberg
• Published 1950
• Geography
• Southwestern Journal of Anthropology

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T HE EASTERN SUDANIC family of languages consists of the following seven branches: 1. Nubian; 2. Beir-Didinga; 3. Barea; 4. Tabi; 5. Merarit; 6. Dagu; 7. Southern branch: a. Nilotic, consisting of a. Burun, P. Luo group (Shilluk, Anuak, Bor, Acholi, Lango, Alur, Chopi, Jaluo, Luo, Budama), y. Dinka-Nuer; b. Great Lakes ("Nilo-Hamitic"), consisting of a. Nandi-Suk, f/. Bari, Fajulu, Nyangbara, Kakwa, Masai, Teso, Turkana, Topotha, Karamojo, Latuka.