Finally, it has been suggested (in Svavarsson 2002) that muthon, rendered in both readings (A) and (B) by "word", should rather be understood as "myth" in the sense of "fiction" or "falsehood" (and "of truth" linked instead, as is linguistically quite possible, with "standard").
All are historically, linguistically, and culturally linked with other Congo peoples.
This may underscore that the Mundari, Khasi-Khmuic and Mon-Khmer groups of India are not only linguistically related but also genetically linked, probably with a single but relatively broad paternal genetic source.
The differences in diversity are also linguistically and regionally partitioned, but are not seen in the linked control regions tested emphasising that the effect is specific to the known functional enhancer.
Experiment 1 first set out to establish a base-line of pronoun use in Chinese, and whether any distinct patterns of use could be observed in the linking of pronouns to referents linguistically present in the preceding discourse.
That means their abuser is culturally, linguistically, their only link to Canada often".
The region is linguistically and politically fragmented, with links to former colonial powers or the United States often trumping cooperation.
With this regard, the supply and demand of nodes may be presented linguistically; the travel cost and capacity of links can be defined under uncertainty as well.
Linguistically, many words of Lakeland speech relate to sheep husbandry.
Settlement may have been mediated by ancient sea nomad movements because the linguistically closest population, Ma'anyan, has only subtle genetic connections to Malagasy, whereas genetic links with other sea nomads are more strongly supported.
