In Ayt Ndhir, which is a dialect of Tamazight with spirantization, the consonants that can be spirantized appear in their stop forms when geminated, and additionally the geminate correspondents of /ʁ, dˤ, ʃ, ʒ, w, j/ are usually /qː, tˤː, t͡ʃː, d͡ʒː, ɣʷː, ɣː/ respectively.

THE Ait Ndhir were a transhumant tribe inhabiting the foothills of the Middle Atlas and the neighboring plains as far as the city of Meknes. Today they are predominantly a sedentary people, although some clans, notably the Ait Harzallah, still practice limited transhumance.

2019年11月23日 · Penchoen - Tamazight of the Ayt Ndhir (1973) by Allan R. Bomhard. Topics Berber, Afroasiatic Collection opensource Language English Item Size 123.9M . Grammatical description of Tamazight of the Ayt Ndhir. Addeddate 2019-11-23 12:41:27 Identifier ...

Gan Ayt Nḍir yat tqbilt tamaziɣt illan ɣ watlas anammas. ... Monographie d'une tribu berbère les Aith Ndhir (Beni M'tir) Arsène Roux, Récits, contes et légendes berbères dans le parler des Beni M'tir, Asinag n tezrawin timeṛṛukiyin attuynin, Rrbaṭ, 1942.

2021年3月24日 · Tamazight of the Ayt Ndhir by Penchoen, Thomas G. Publication date 1973 Topics Tamazight language -- Grammar, Grammatik, Tamazight, Berbersprachen Publisher Los Angeles : Undena Publications Collection claremont_school_of_theology; internetarchivebooks; inlibrary; printdisabled Contributor Internet Archive Language

0. Background on Berber 3. taking into consideration Basset's figures in 1952 and the growth of the population since then, that there must be today close to ten million speakers of a Berber language/dialect: in Morocco, prob¬

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2009年1月1日 · Thomas G. Penchoen, Tamazight of the Ayt Ndhir: Afro Asiatic Dialects I (Los Angeles: Uneda Publications, 1973). Pp. 124. January 2009 International Journal of Middle East Studies 8(01):138-139

The “definitely endangered” assessment assigned to Tamaz-AN is reflected in reality by the following comportments of a sizeable proportion of Ayt Ndhir people in spite of AL recognition by the Ajdir speech: (i) ambivalence toward the use of AL as an identity marker; (ii) lack of awareness of the threat of extinction under which Tamaz-AN ...