Handbuch Der Orientalistik

ancient Andaman Andamanese apes archaeological australopithecine Austric Austro-Tai Austroasiatic languages Austronesian biological bonobos Brahmaputran brain branch Burman chimpanzees China cognitive colonised complex conspecifics culture Daic dialect distinct Dravidian Dutch Dzongkha early eastern evidence evolution evolutionary French genetic relationship grammatical groups guage Himalayas historical linguistic hominid Homo human language hypothesis India Indo-Chinese Indo-European Island Jinghpaw Karen Khasi Kiranti Kusunda language communities language family lexical Limbu linguistic meaning linguistically mediated memeplexes memes memetic Michif millennium BC million years ago Mon-Khmer morphology Munda Munda languages Nahali nature neolithic Nepal Nicobarese non-constructible set northern Old Chinese original Palaeolithic phonological population primate recent religions replication represent Rodiyas script Shafer Sinhalese Sinitic Sino-Bodic Sino-Tibetan South southern speakers species spoken Sprache Sprachen structure subgroups symbiotic theory syntax Tibetan Tibeto Tibeto-Burman languages tion tribes Vedda language Veddas verb Vietnamese Western Tibeto-Burman whereas Wilhelm words XIXth century Yangtze