Adelaar, K. Alexander/Pak Vitus Kaslem: Salako or Badameà

Sketch Grammar, Texts and Lexicon of a Kanayatn Dialect in West Borneo. The volume contains a short grammatical description of Salako as well as a lexicon and a body of texts with translation (consisting of folk stories and fairly detailed accounts of local traditions). Salako, or bahasa Badameà as it is often called, is spoken in the northwestern tip of Borneo on both sides of the Malaysian-Indonesian border running through this area. It is a dialect of Kanayatn (Kendayan), a major Dayak language and one of the principal languages of West Kalimantan Province (Indonesian Borneo). VII,328 Seiten mit vier Abb., Karten und Tab., gebunden (Frankfurter Forschungen zu Südostasien; Band 2/Harrassowitz Verlag 2005)