Documentation and Description of Hadiyya (A Highland East Cushitic Language of Ethiopia)

In the present day, the Hadiyya speaking people mainly live in the Hadiyya zone of the Southern Nation Nationalities and People’s Regional (SNNPR) State. The Hadiyya zone is located in the northern part of the Southern region of Ethiopia to the west o...
The syllable in Hadiyya is composed of an onset, nucleus and coda. The neucleus of a syllable, usually the vowel, is either a short or a long vowel. The consonant segment is either an onset or a coda. The rime or rhyme of a syllable consists of an obl...
	As has been mentioned in (2.1.1), /p’/and /r/ do not occur at word initial position but they do occur at syllable initial position. Thus, the onset can be filled by any consonant. The coda of a closed syllable can be any consonant except the voiceless...
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Appendix D:   Summary of the Consultants’ Data
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Appendix E: Photographs
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Appendix F: Maps
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