SICOL: proceedings of the Second International Conference on Oceanic Linguistics: Vol. 2: Historical and descriptive studies

The Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, 2000. — 416 p. — (Pacific Linguistics 505).Proto Oceanic studies
Star, wind, and wave: searching for early Oceanic navigation tenus - Meredith Osmond
Where did suli come from? A study of the words connected to taro plants in Oceanic languages - Ritsuko Kikusawa
The true prepositions/case markers in Proto Oceanic - Joseph C. FinneyLanguages of Melanesia
Sit, stand, lie: posture verbs and imperfectives - Robert Early
'Come' and 'go' in Kilivila - Gunter Senft
Roviana clauses - Evelyn M. Todd
Linguistic subgrouping in Vanuatu and New Caledonia - John Lynch
How did Erromangan verbs get so messy? - Terry Crowley
'Adjectives' in Tamambo, Malo: syntactic variation, semantic and discourse correlation - Dorothy Jauncey
Some Raga vocabulary for terrestrial invertebrates, reptiles and mammals of North Pentecost - D.S. Walsh, Richard Leona, Wendy Pond
Postmodification and the structure of relati ves in Nelemwa and other Kanak languages of New Caledonia - Isabelle Bril
Un exemple de morphosyntaxe en Nengone (Nouvelle-Caledonie): les variations morphologiques et la transitivite - R. Davel CawaCentral Pacific languages
Two be's or not two be's? On the copulas of Wayan Fijian - Andrew Pawley
The dialects of the Yasawa Islands of Fiji - Geraldine Triffitt
Kuhane and 'aitu. Two cognate Polynesian terms which exclude each other - Horst Cain and Annette Bierbach
Cia-words in Tokelauan - Even Hovdhaugen
Ergative case avoidance in East Futunan (Efu) - Claire Moyse-Faurie
Gahua he tohi vagahau Niue: Niue dictionary project: orthography and vowel quality - Wolfgang B. Sperlich
The discontinuous member of the continuous duo in Maori - Deanne Wilson