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1	LINGUIST List Resources for Arabic, Gulf
	Damir Cavar, eLinguistics Foundation Board Member; Malgorzata E. Cavar, Director of Linguist List. - : The LINGUIST List (www.linguistlist.org), 2022
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2	WALS Online Resources for Arabic (Kuwaiti)
	: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, 2021
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3	WALS Online Resources for Arabic (Gulf)
	: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, 2021
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4	Glottolog 4.4 Resources for Gulf Arabic
	: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, 2021
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5	Gender variation in Gulf Pidgin Arabic
	Albaqawi, Najah Salem. - : University of Wolverhampton, 2020
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6	Arabic, Gulf Spoken: a language of Kuwait
	: SIL International, 2018
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7	Introducción al árabe del Golfo: el árabe de Dubái
	Fernández Lara, Ignacio. - 2018
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8	A Large Scale Corpus of Gulf Arabic
	Khalifa, Salam; Habash, Nizar; Abdulrahim, Dana...
	In: Language Resources and Evaluation Conference ; https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-01349204 ; Language Resources and Evaluation Conference, 2016, Portoroz, Slovenia (2016)
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9	Unity and diversity within pidginized Arabic as produced by Asian migrant workers in the Arabian Gulf
	Albaqawi, Najah Salem
	In: 5 ; 1 ; 253 ; 290 (2016)
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10	Fi in Gulf Pidgin Arabic
	Potsdam, Eric; Alanazi, Mohammad. - : University of Kansas Department of Linguistics, 2014
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11	Fi in Gulf Pidgin Arabic
	Potsdam, Eric; Alanazi, Mohammad
	In: Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics, Vol 35, Iss , Pp 1-8 (2014) (2014)
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12	An investigation into diglossia, literacy, and tertiary-level EFL classes in the Arabian Gulf States /
	Rivard, Jane Nathalie.. - : McGill University, 2006
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13	An investigation into diglossia ; literacy ; and tertiary-level EFL classes in the Arabian Gulf States /
	Rivard; Jane Nathalie.. - : McGill University, 2006
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14	The syntax of spoken Arabic : a comparative study of Moroccan, Egyptian, Syrian, and Kuwaiti dialects
	Brustad, Kristen E.. - Washington D.C. : Georgetown Univ. Press, 2000
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15	Predicting the Proficiency of Arabic and Persian Linguists Trained at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center
	DeRamus, Nicole L.
	In: DTIC AND NTIS (1999)
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16	StressTyp
	Van der Hulst, Harry; Goedemans, Rob
	In: StressTyp (1991)
	Abstract: StressTyp stands for Stress Typology. StressTyp is a database containing information about word-level stress patterns of (some of) the languages of the world. Work on StressTyp began in 1992 as a pilot project of EUROTYP (1990-1994) , a project on the typology of European languages, financed by the European Science Foundation (ESF). In october 1997, work on the Prosody in Indonesian Languages (PIL) project started. StressTyp was integrated in this project to ensure its continuation, and to provide an output platform for the information on the prosodies of Indonesian languages that will be gathered by the project's researchers. The first goal of StressTyp was to offer a quick entry to the primary and secondary literature on stress sy stems of the languages of the world. All stress properties of languages were encoded to facilitate searches for grammars of languages with certain stress properties. This coding system has started to lead a life of its own and has made it possible to sear ch through the database for the occurrence of (combinations of) quite specific stress parameters. Through the search facilities that come with any database, StressTyp can now be instrumental in testing and developing typological hypotheses on stress, whic h has become its primary function. It has been expanded with geographical information to allow searches for areal patterning. For more information on the content see: Goedemans, R.W.N., H.G. van der Hulst and E. Visch (1996). Stress Patterns of the Wor ld. Part 1: Background. HIL Publications 2. HAG: The hague.
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Malayalam; Malecite; Maltese; Mam; Mamasa; Manam; Mandarin; Mandjildjara; Mangarayi; Manggarai; Mansi; Mansibaber; Mantjiltjara; Manx; Maori; Mapuche; Maranunggu; Margany; Mari; Maricopa; Marind; Marlasi; Martuthunira; Martuyhunira; Maskito; Masset Haida; Mataco; Mathimathi (); Maung; Mayali; Mayapi; Maybrat; Mayi; Mayi-Yapi (); Mbabaram (); Meadow (Eastern) Cheremis; Meah; Meher; Melayu Jakarte); Menomini; Mentawai; Mentu; Mentuh Tapuh; Meso Grande Diegueqo (); metrical rules; Minahassa; Minang; Minangkabau; Miunane; Miwok; Mocama (); Modern; Mohawk; Moksha; Mongolian; Mongondou; Mongondow; Mordva; Mordvin; Mounan; Mountain; Mountain (Western) Cheremis; Mpakwathi; Mullukmulluk; Muna; Mundari; Munsee; Munster; Murawari; Murik; Murle; Muruwari; Muskogee; Mzra-Pirahc; Nad'a; Nahuatl; Nambas; Nambikuara; Nambiquara; Napu; Narrinyeri; Ndyuka; Negev Bedouin; Nenets; Nengone; Nepali; Nez Perce; Nga'da; Ngada; Ngadha; Ngalakan; Ngalkbun; Ngarinyin; Nias; Ninam?; Ningil; Nipode; Nivkh; Nor; North Russian; 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Talaud; Talaut; Talodda; Tamazight; Tanh Merah; Tanna; Taori-So; Tarangan; Tarascan; Tarasco; Tawala; Taz Selkup; Tehuelche; Tepehuan; Tetelcingo; Thaua; Thaypan; Thurawal; Tiberian; Tibetan; Tigak; Timol; Timor; Timorese; Tinombo; Tiro; Tiruray; Tiwi; Tjingili; Toba-Batak; Tobaru; Tobelo; Tol; Tolai; Tolitai; Tompakewa; Tondano; Tongan; Tontemboan; Tountemboan; Trangan; Trumai; Tsakhur; Tsaxur; Tsimshian; Tuamotuan; Tukang Besi; Tundra; Tungus; Tupi; Turkish; Tzotzil; ugi; Ulithian; Uma; Uma Aria; Unami; Ungarinjin; Uradhi; Urubz-Kaapor; Usan; Uzbek; Vaikenu; Vod; Vogul; Votic; Waalubal; Wahgi; Wailbry; Waima; Walbiri; Walmajarri; Walmatjari; Wambaya; Wambon; Wana; Wangaybuwan-Ngiyambaa; Wankumara; Waorani; Warao; Wardaman; Wari; Warilau; Warlpiri; Warrgamay; Weda; Welsh; Were; Weri; West; Western; Wetan; Wetang; Wichita; Wichm Lhamtis; Winnebago; Witoto; Wiyot; Woisika; Wolio; Wongkumara; Wuna; Yai; Yaitepec; Yamdena; Yana; Yanyuwa; Yapese; Yaqui; Yawelmani; Yazva; Yele; Yeletnye; Yidiny; Yil; Yimas; Yindjibarndi; Yir Yoront; Yukaghir; Yuma; Yupik; Yuwaalaraay (); Zeberio; Zinacanteco; Zoque; Zuni
	URL: http://fonetiek-6.leidenuniv.nl/pil/stresstyp/stresstyp.html
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17	Gulf Arabic
	Holes, Clive. - London [u.a.] : Routledge, 1990
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18	Gulf Arabic
	Holes, Clive. - : Routledge, 1990
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19	A short reference grammar of Gulf Arabic
	Qafisheh, H. A.. - : University of Arizona Press, 1977
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20	Eastern Arabian dialect studies
	Johnstone, Thomas M.. - London : Oxford Univ. Press, 1967
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