University of Helsinki, 2025. — 444 p. This thesis presents a grammatical description of Sgaw Karen, a Tibeto-Burman language spoken mainly along the border between Myanmar and Thailand, in Southwestern Myanmar, and in the Andaman Islands, as well as overseas in Europe, North America, and Australia. The corpus of data used for the thesis combines primary data collected by the...
Payap University, Chiang Mai, Thailand, 2013. — 190 p. This thesis is about the grammar of Kayan Lahta, the people group who live in eastern Myanmar, Kayan state and Shan state. Its language is under the Tibeto-Burman of Karen branch spoken Myanmar. There are about 40 Kayan Lahta villages in Shan state and Kayah state. Different Kayan Lahta villages speak different variety....
University of North Carolina, 2013. — 131 p. This thesis describes some of the phonetic characteristics and provides a phonemic analysis of Sgaw Karen, a Tibeto-Burman language, as spoken by a community member in central North Carolina. All of the segments are analyzed in terms of minimal pairs in order to establish phonemicity. Additionally, vowels are described in terms of...
Rangoon: American Baptist Mission Press, 1913. — 149 p. The Alphabet Inflections Rules concerning the construction of the dialect Idioms Colloquial Exercises. Sentences. Petitions. Vocabulary.
Tavoy: Karen Mission Press, 1850. — 311 p. Alphabetically arranged and forming a complete Native Karen Dictionary, with definitions and examples, illustrating the usages of every word. The matter contained in the following work was at first designed to be used only in preparing a Karen and English Dictionary for the use of Karen Missionaries, the author of this work being fully...
Tavoy: Karen Mission Press, 1849. — 386 p. Alphabetically arranged and forming a complete Native Karen Dictionary, with definitions and examples, illustrating the usages of every word. The matter contained in the following work was at first designed to be used only in preparing a Karen and English Dictionary for the use of Karen Missionaries, the author of this work being fully...
Tavoy: Karen Mission Press, 1847. — 337 p. Alphabetically arranged and forming a complete Native Karen Dictionary, with definitions and examples, illustrating the usages of every word. The matter contained in the following work was at first designed to be used only in preparing a Karen and English Dictionary for the use of Karen Missionaries, the author of this work being fully...
Tavoy: Karen Mission Press, 1848. — 428 p. Alphabetically arranged and forming a complete Native Karen Dictionary, with definitions and examples, illustrating the usages of every word. In the above preface to the first volume of the first edition of the Thesaurus, reference is made to a Karen and English Dictionary, which the author had in mind to prepare. This dictionary was...
Tavoy: Karen Mission Press, 1850. — 307 p. Alphabetically arranged and forming a complete Native Karen Dictionary, with definitions and examples, illustrating the usages of every word. The matter contained in the following work was at first designed to be used only in preparing a Karen and English Dictionary for the use of Karen Missionaries, the author of this work being fully...
Tavoy: Karen Mission Press, 1849. — 384 p. Alphabetically arranged and forming a complete Native Karen Dictionary, with definitions and examples, illustrating the usages of every word. The matter contained in the following work was at first designed to be used only in preparing a Karen and English Dictionary for the use of Karen Missionaries, the author of this work being fully...
Tavoy: Karen Mission Press, 1847. — 329 p. Alphabetically arranged and forming a complete Native Karen Dictionary, with definitions and examples, illustrating the usages of every word. The matter contained in the following work was at first designed to be used only in preparing a Karen and English Dictionary for the use of Karen Missionaries, the author of this work being fully...
University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu, 1997. — xxviii, 385 p. The language described in this study is an Eastern dialect of Kayah Li. Kayah in turn is a Central Karen language, and Karen is a major subdivision of the Tibeto-Burman branch of Sino-Tibetan. Kayah Li is thus very closely related to languages like Bwe and Bre; less closely to other Karen languages like Sgaw, Pho and...
Rangoon: American baptist mission press, 1898. — 62 p. Karenic can be divided into Southern Karen, mainly Pwo to the south and Sgaw to the north, mainly in the Karen State of Burma and known as Kayin in Burmese and Kariang in Thai; Central Karen, known as Kayah in Burmese and generally as Bwe in Karen, mainly in the Kayah State of Burma; and Northern Karen, including Pa-O...
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