Soninke language
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85125227
- info:lc/authorities/sh85125227
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/sh85125227#concept
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Variants
- Aswanik language
- Dyakanke language
- Gadyaga language
- Marka language (Soninke)
- Sarakole language
- Sarakolle language
- Sarawule language
- Serahuli language
- Silabe language
- Sonike language
- Sooninke language
- Toubakai language
- Wakore language
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Sources
- found: Soumare, M. Le Sooninke en Mauritanie, 1984(Sooninke)
- found: Ethnologue:pp. 161, 229, etc. (Soninke (Sarakole, Sarawule, Toubakai, Wakore, Gadyaga, Serahuli, Aswanik, Silabe, Marka); Spoken in Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire, Mali, Senegal, Mauritania, Gambia, Guinea Bissau, and possibly Niger)
- found: Fivaz, S. African languages, 1977:p. 21 (Soninke (Marka, Sarakole, Sarakolle, Saracole, Sarawule, Serahuli, Wakore, Gadyaga, Dyakanke, Toubakai))
- found: Kastenholz, R. Sprachgeschichte im West-Mande, 1996:p. 5 (map - Western Mande languages) p. 15 ff (list of Western Mande languages [at least 25 languages including Soninke], Eastern Mande languages, Manding dialects) p. 25 ff (chart of Mande languages and their relationships; including extensive discussion of reasons for revision of classification of the Mande languages)
- found: Niger-Congo langs., 1989:p. 47 (map - Mande langs, showing Western (including Soninke) and Eastern Mande languages) p. 49 ff (hist. of Mande scholarship and reasons for revision into Western and Eastern branches of Mande)
- found: Biebuyck, D. African ethnonyms, 1996:p. 168 (Mande is also a linguistic division which includes the following groups: 1. Western Mande [Mande-tan]: Bamana, Dyalonke, Kyula, Gbandi, Gbundi, Hwela, Kasonke, Kono, Kuranko, Kpelle, Ligbi, Loko, Loma, Maline, Mende, Numu, Soninke, Susu, Sia, Vai)
- found: Ethnologue, 2009(Soninke [snk], a language of Mali; also in Côte d'Ivoire, Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Mauritania, Senegal; alt. names: Aswanik, Maraka, Marka, Sarakole, Sarakule, Serahule; also (in Gambia): Gadyaga, Sarahole, Sarahuli, Sarawule, Silabe, Toubakai, Wakore; dialects: Azer, (Adjer, Aser), Kinbakka, Xenquenna; their own name for the language is 'Soninkanxanne'; the 'Marka' name used for Soninke is different from the Marka [rkm] language)
LC Classification
- PL8686
Change Notes
- 1986-02-11: new
- 2011-09-02: revised
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