Section 2 will focus on the case patterns of simple Inuit transitive clauses.
Section 3 deals with the Inuit ‘ergative’ agreement system.
Section 4 addresses the Inuit phrase structure typology.
Section 5 deals with the Inuit case system into more depth.

The article provides a transcription, translation, and analysis of the Old Nubian legends on a painting of a dancing scene in room 5 of the Southwest Annex of the Monastery on Kom H in Dongola. The painting shows two groups of Nubian singing and dancing, and from the legends we understand that the occasion is the birth of a new heir to the royal…[Read more]

In this article we will analyse three potential Old Nubian cognates of the Meroitic word aleqese, taking up a prior suggestion of Claude Rilly. After providing an overview of the linguistic relationship between Meroitic and Old Nubian and the extant analyses of aleqese in the extant literature, we will inspect the Old Nubian conditional clause…[Read more]

The three bilingual Greek–Old Nubian psalms published in this paper have been preserved to us in form of ink inscriptions on the walls of the annexes abutting the monastery on Kom H in Dongola from the west, the capital of the Nubian Christian Kingdom of Makuria. DP 2 (no. 1) is found in the Southwest Annex, DP 3 (no. 2) and DP 4 (no. 3) in the N…[Read more]

Slides accompanying NubiaFEST 2020 Old Nubian Crash Course – Day 5.

Slides accompanying NubiaFEST 2020 Old Nubian Crash Course – Day 4.

Slides accompanying NubiaFEST 2020 Old Nubian Crash Course – Day 3.

Slides accompanying NubiaFEST 2020 Old Nubian Crash Course – Day 2.