Comparative Treatment of the Japanese Language II

A. Ainu L. ALT. Altaic L. AUS. Austronesian L. (as defined by 0. Dempwolff). CH. Chinese L. D. Dialect. GO. Goldi L. If not otherwise specified, from W. Grube, Goldisch-deutsches Wr German "Neu-") followed by name of a L. MPA. Aboriginal languages of the Malay peninsula: Semang, Sakai, Jakun. MU. Shichiro Murayama. N. Masayoshi Nomura. NK. North K. D., according to KE. 0. Old (L. period indication), followed by name of a language, e.g. O.J. P. Proto(earliest L. period open to reconstruction; German "Ur-"), followed. by name of a language. PREF. Prefix. PV. Prothetic vowel (Vorschlagsvokal), discussed by YO. BSOS 10. 669. R. The late G. J. Ramstedt. RK. Ryuikyuf dialects. S. The late Kurakichi Shiratori.

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