A dictionary and grammatical sketch of Ruruuli-Lunyala

Preface
	Preface by Saudah Namyalo
	Foreword from Isabaruuli of the Buruuli Kingdom
	Foreword from Isabanyala of the Bunyala Kingdom
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations and conventions
I Grammar
	1 Introduction
		1.1 The language and its speakers
		1.2 A short history of Buruuli and Bunyala
		1.3 Data gathering techniques and the corpus
	2 Phonology and orthography
		2.1 Consonants
			2.1.1 The phonemes /β/ and /b/
			2.1.2 The phonemes /l/ and /r/
			2.1.3 The phoneme /ŋ/
			2.1.4 Geminate consonants
		2.2 Vowels
		2.3 Phonological segments in loanwords
		2.4 A note on tone
		2.5 Syllable structure
		2.6 Phonological and morpho-phonological processes
			2.6.1 Vowel height harmony
			2.6.2 Hiatus resolution
				2.6.2.1 Glide formation
				2.6.2.2 Vowel elision and compensatory lengthening
				2.6.2.3 Vowel coalescence
			2.6.3 Other vowel phonological processes
			2.6.4 Palatalisation
			2.6.5 Postnasal fortition
			2.6.6 Nasal place assimilation
		2.7 Orthography
			2.7.1 Phoneme-grapheme correspondence
			2.7.2 Double consonant graphemes
			2.7.3 Graphemes  vs. and  vs.
			2.7.4 Graphemes  and 
			2.7.5 Loan words
			2.7.6 Capitalisation
			2.7.7 Word division
			2.7.8 Apostrophe
	3 Morphology
		3.1 Nouns
			3.1.1 Overview of the noun class system
			3.1.2 Singular-plural pairings
			3.1.3 Unpaired noun classes
			3.1.4 Diminutive and augmentative derivation
			3.1.5 Noun class assignment of loanwords
			3.1.6 Locative noun classes
		3.2 Pronouns
			3.2.1 Personal pronouns
			3.2.2 Demonstrative pronouns
			3.2.3 Possessive pronouns
		3.3 Verbs
			3.3.1 Argument indexing on verbs
			3.3.2 Argument indexing on copulas
			3.3.3 Tense
				3.3.3.1 Present
				3.3.3.2 Past
				3.3.3.3 Near Future and Remote Future
			3.3.4 Aspect
				3.3.4.1 Perfective
				3.3.4.2 Progressive
				3.3.4.3 Habitual
				3.3.4.4 Persistive
			3.3.5 Mood
			3.3.6 Negation
			3.3.7 Extensions
				3.3.7.1 Applicative
				3.3.7.2 Causative
				3.3.7.3 Passive
				3.3.7.4 Reciprocal
				3.3.7.5 Associative
		3.4 Adjectives
		3.5 Adverbs
		3.6 Derivation
			3.6.1 Nominal derivation
				3.6.1.1 Verb-to-noun derivation of abstract nouns
				3.6.1.2 Verb-to-noun derivation of agentive nouns
				3.6.1.3 Verb-to-noun derivation of patient nouns
				3.6.1.4 Verb-to-noun derivation of result nouns
				3.6.1.5 Verb-to-noun derivation of instrumental nouns
				3.6.1.6 Deverbal location nouns
			3.6.2 Adjectival derivation
			3.6.3 Negative derivation
	4 Syntax
		4.1 Basic verbal clause and constituent order
		4.2 Clauses with non-verbal predicates
		4.3 Noun phrase
			4.3.1 Pronominal possessors
			4.3.2 Nominal possessors
			4.3.3 Attributive numerals
			4.3.4 Attributive adjectives
			4.3.5 Relative clauses
		4.4 Extensions, diathetical operations, and grammatical voice
			4.4.1 Applicative
			4.4.2 Causative
			4.4.3 Passive
			4.4.4 Impersonal passive
			4.4.5 Reciprocal
			4.4.6 Reflexive
		4.5 Interrogatives
			4.5.1 Polar interrogatives
			4.5.2 Content interrogatives
				4.5.2.1 lwaki `why'
				4.5.2.2 ayi `where'
				4.5.2.3 di `when'
				4.5.2.4 naani `who'
				4.5.2.5 ki, kiki, biki, bikiki, etc.`what'
				4.5.2.6 tyai `how'
				4.5.2.7 ingai/mekai `how much/how many'
		4.6 Other illocutions
			4.6.1 Imperative construction
			4.6.2 Prohibitive construction
			4.6.3 Hortative and jussive construction
		4.7 Modal verbs
		4.8 Complement clauses
		4.9 Adverbials
			4.9.1 Manner adverbs
			4.9.2 Temporal adverbs
			4.9.3 Degree adverbs
			4.9.4 Adverbial clauses
	5 Dictionary user’s guide
		5.1 The structure of the dictionary
		5.2 The structure of the dictionary entries
			5.2.1 Nouns
			5.2.2 Pronouns
			5.2.3 Verbs
			5.2.4 Adjectives, adverbs, and other parts of speech
			5.2.5 Cross-references and dialectal and etymological information
II Dictionary
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	I
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	K
	L
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	References
	Index
		Name index