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The Cannibal Sister: Linguistic Annotation of a South Bashkardi Folktale
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https://doi.org/10.24425/for.2023.148422Abstract
This article provides a lexical and morphemic analysis of a folktale in the so far undocumented South Bashkardi dialect of Garu village, Hormozgān province, Iran. The text, which belongs to ATU 315A tale type about the so-called ‘Cannibal sister’, is presented with a tentative phonological transcription, an English translation, and a detailed glossary.
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