OQAATSIT i tid og rum. Historie og status

Greenlandic has been a literate society to adequate dictionaries etc. for a relatively long period, compared with the other Eskimo societies. In 1973 there was a radical spelling reform in Greenland which created an acute need for new dictionaries. Until now only a minor Greenlandic-Danish elementar...

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Main Author: Jacobsen, Birgitte
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:Danish
Published: Nordisk Forening for Leksikografi 1997
Subjects:
Greenland
eskimo*
greenlandic
Online Access:https://tidsskrift.dk/lexn/article/view/18882
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spelling ftsbaarhusojs:oai:ojs.tidsskrift.dk:article/18882 2023-05-15T16:07:00+02:00 OQAATSIT i tid og rum. Historie og status Jacobsen, Birgitte 1997-01-01 application/pdf https://tidsskrift.dk/lexn/article/view/18882 dan dan Nordisk Forening for Leksikografi https://tidsskrift.dk/lexn/article/view/18882/16526 https://tidsskrift.dk/lexn/article/view/18882 LexicoNordica; Nr. 4 (1997): Ordbøker over små språk i Norden LexicoNordica; No. 4 (1997): Ordbøker over små språk i Norden 1891-2206 0805-2735 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion 1997 ftsbaarhusojs 2021-05-06T20:29:09Z Greenlandic has been a literate society to adequate dictionaries etc. for a relatively long period, compared with the other Eskimo societies. In 1973 there was a radical spelling reform in Greenland which created an acute need for new dictionaries. Until now only a minor Greenlandic-Danish elementary dictionary has emerged, and there is still a great need for dictionaries of many kinds. Unfortunately, this kind of 'industry' is low on the list of priorities. Furthermore, the making of dictionaries between Greenlandic and other languages faces various theoretical and practical difficulties, due to morphologically typological differences. Article in Journal/Newspaper eskimo* Greenland greenlandic Aarhus University: OJS at The State and University Library Greenland
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description Greenlandic has been a literate society to adequate dictionaries etc. for a relatively long period, compared with the other Eskimo societies. In 1973 there was a radical spelling reform in Greenland which created an acute need for new dictionaries. Until now only a minor Greenlandic-Danish elementary dictionary has emerged, and there is still a great need for dictionaries of many kinds. Unfortunately, this kind of 'industry' is low on the list of priorities. Furthermore, the making of dictionaries between Greenlandic and other languages faces various theoretical and practical difficulties, due to morphologically typological differences.
format Article in Journal/Newspaper
author Jacobsen, Birgitte
spellingShingle Jacobsen, Birgitte
OQAATSIT i tid og rum. Historie og status
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title OQAATSIT i tid og rum. Historie og status
title_short OQAATSIT i tid og rum. Historie og status
title_full OQAATSIT i tid og rum. Historie og status
title_fullStr OQAATSIT i tid og rum. Historie og status
title_full_unstemmed OQAATSIT i tid og rum. Historie og status
title_sort oqaatsit i tid og rum. historie og status
publisher Nordisk Forening for Leksikografi
publishDate 1997
url https://tidsskrift.dk/lexn/article/view/18882
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Greenland
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op_source LexicoNordica; Nr. 4 (1997): Ordbøker over små språk i Norden
LexicoNordica; No. 4 (1997): Ordbøker over små språk i Norden
1891-2206
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