Komuz languages, Komuz also called Koman or Coman, a branch of the Nilo-Saharan language family formed by a group of related languages spoken in the border area that separates Ethiopia from Sudan and South Sudan.
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Our language is formed by them, from the Boggle Hole in Yorkshire which housed a boggart, to Purchase Wood in Sussex, which has nothing to do with money, but is named for an infestation of mischievous fairies - puccels or little Pucks.
The secret language was formed by inserting iz after the first consonant, and if there was no consonant present, beginning the word with biz.
A language composite was formed by averaging z-scores (computed relative to the low-risk pairs) on the first seven measures of language skills shown in Table 2.
The L-STG, specialized in language skills, is formed by the primary auditory cortex (Brodmann's Areas (BA) 41 and 42) and the Wernicke's area (WA), also described as the posterior region of BA22.
As with many Germanic languages, new words can be formed by compounding, e.g. nouns like ("nail polish remover") or verbs like ("to film in secret").
This culture, which is to be found all over the world, was best documented in its English-language form by the British folklorists Peter and Iona Opie in the 1950s.
Selin is sure that she's formed by her languages – English and Turkish.
Two former senior executives at United Press International will head a new Spanish-language television news service being formed by the Spanish International Network, it was announced yesterday.
According to substratists, creoles were formed by the languages previously spoken by Africans enslaved in the Americas and the Indian Ocean, which imposed their structural features upon the European colonial languages.
