Nepalese Linguistics - Table of Contents
Contents of Nepalese Linguistics
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Theoretical and practical considerations about aesthetic approach to literary translation | Bal Ram Adhikari | 1-9 |
| Data collection in an endangered language: experiences from the LEDBL project | Dubi Nanda Dhakal, Tej Ratna Kansakar, Yogendra P Yadava, Balaram Prasain, Krishna Prasad Chalise and Krishna Paudel | 10-21 |
| The comparison impact of word-meaning and guess techniques on word-meaning and fill-in-the blank tests procedures for short-term and longterm retention of vocabulary items | Seyed Hossein Fazeli | 22-33 |
| Lamjung Yolmo: a dialect of Yolmo, also known as Helambu Sherpa | Lauren Gawne | 34-41 |
| Neologisation of terms in Bangla: the sociolinguistic approach in Bangladesh | Mohammad Daniul Huq | 42-51 |
| Social status and intimacy in the characters of Shakespeare | V. K. Jain and Meena Jain | 52-63 |
| A chunk alignment model for statistical machine translation on English-Nepali parallel corpus | Shashidhar Ram Joshi, Yoga Raj Joshi | 64-74 |
| Case marking in Taplejunge Limbu | Sakindra Kumar Limbu | 75-82 |
| Relativization in Bhojpuri | Gopal Thakur Lohar | 83-94 |
| Pronominalization in Santhali | Shobha Kumari Mahato | 95-105 |
| Copular verbs: evidences from the Dura language | Kedar Bilash Nagila | 106-112 |
| Sociolinguistic profile of the Ghale language | Krishna Paudel | 113-120 |
| Non-finite adverbial subordination in Chintang | Netra p. Paudyal, Balthasar Bickel, Robert Schikowski, Sabine Stoll, Elena Lieven, Goma Banjade, Ichchha P. Rai, Manoj Rai, Martin Gaenszle, Novel K. Rai, Toya N. Bhatta | 121-132 |
| A strategic search for the general formula of verb root derivation in Nepali | Madhav P. Pokharel | 133-142 |
| Evidentiality in Manipuri | N. Pramodini | 143-154 |
| A computational analysis of Nepali basic nouns: a finite state approach | Balaram Prasain | 155-166 |
| Strategies of pronominalization in Koyee | Tara Mani Rai | 167-175 |
| Morphosyntax of relativization in Kaike | Ambika Regmi | 176-185 |
| Nominalizations in Bhujel | Dan Raj Regmi | 186-196 |
| Raji pronouns | Krishna Kumar Sah | 197-207 |
| Language politics of Nepal in present democratic transition | Suren Sapkota | 208-219 |
| The classifiers in Newar and Japanese | Arun Shrestha | 220-230 |
| How do you address your wife? second person pronouns and first names in Nepali | Uma Shrestha | 231-244 |
| Personal pronouns in Santhali | Indresh Thakur | 245-256 |
| Copular verbs in Chhatthare Limbu | Govinda Bahadur Tumbahang | 257-268 |
| Adverbial clauses in Maithili | Dev Narayan Yadav | 269-278 |
| Linguistic heritage in Nepal | Subhadra Subba Dahal | 279-187 |
| Presidential address | Govinda Raj Bhattarai | 288-291 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Strategies for teaching mother tongues in Nepal | C. M. Bandhu | 1-10 |
| Mewahang language: an introduction | Goma Banjade | 11-20 |
| Morphological analysis of verbs in Nepali | Santa B. Basnet Shailesh B. Pandey |
21-30 |
| Subject personal pronouns in Mende | Krishna Prasad Chalise | 31-36 |
| Pluri-functionality in the Magar nominalization system |
Karen Grunow-Hårsta | 37-48 |
| Towards developing a tagset for Kashmiri | Aadil Amin Kak Nazima Mehdi Aadil Ahmad Lawaye |
49-60 |
| Nasality of Kashmiri vowels in optimality theory | Aadil A. Kak Oveesa Farooq |
61-68 |
| Sociolinguistic situation of the Baram language | Tej Ratna Kansakar Yogendra P Yadava Krishna Prasad Chalise Balaram Prasain Dubinanda Dhakal Krishna Paudel |
69-78 |
| What use is phonetics? | Sajan Kumar Karn | 79-88 |
| Managing the languages of Nepal: the educative process |
Anju Khadka | 89-100 |
| Causativization in Raji | Ramesh Khatri | 101-112 |
| Subgrouping in Thakali | Kuber Singh Limbu | 113-124 |
| Linguistic change and continuity in culture with reference to Limbu Palam |
Ramesh K. Limbu Rishi Ram Adhikari (Subash) |
125-134 |
| Subordination in Taplejunge Limbu | Sakindra Limbu | 135-142 |
| Passivization in Bhojpuri | Gopal Thakur Lohar | 143-152 |
| In search of the Tibeto-Burman genes | Kamal P. Malla | 153-164 |
| On the etymology of Nepali jhyāl | Boyd Michailovsky | 165-168 |
| Wh-question forms: evidences from the Dura language |
Kedar Bilash Nagila | 169-180 |
| Negativization in the Kumal language | Krishna Prasad Parajuli | 181-188 |
| Case markers in Ghale | Krishna Paudel | 189-200 |
| The syntactic alignments across three-argument verbs in Nepali | Netra Prasad Paudyal | 201-212 |
| Linguistic stratification and language planning: a critical ethnography of Nepalese context |
Prem Bahadur Phyak | 213-224 |
| Mood and modality in Dhankute Tamang | Kedar Prasad Poudel | 225-232 |
| Honorificity in Newar | Jyoti Pradhan | 233-242 |
| Morphosyntax of Sampang nominals: a brief discussion | Ichchha Purna Rai | 243-252 |
| TAM in Dumi language | Netra Mani Rai | 253-262 |
| Morphosyntax of Koyee nominals: an introductory outline |
Tara Mani Rai | 263-272 |
| Language loss and their preservation in Nepal | Vishnu S Rai | 273-284 |
| Reduplication in Thenthi dialect of Maithili language | Kaushal Kishor Ray | 285-290 |
| Converb clauses in Kaike | Ambika Regmi | 291-298 |
| Participant reference in Bhujel, Chepang and Banakariya |
Dan Raj Regmi | 299-310 |
| Pronominalization in Raji | Krishna Kumar Sah Ramesh Khatri |
311-316 |
| A morphosyntax of relativization in Uranw (Dhangar/Jhangar): a functional typological perspective |
Suren Sapkota | 317-326 |
| Sherpa orthography in Sambhota script | Gelu Sherpa | 327-334 |
| The grammar of Gama: | Omkareshwor Shrestha | 335-340 |
| Linguistic human rights: in the context of Nepal | Rajendra Thokar | 341-350 |
| Personal pronoun in Done Bhasa (Danuwar) | Padma Timilsina Rabindra Prasad Das |
351-358 |
| Brian H. Hodgson's contribution to Himalayan linguistics |
Sueyoshi Toba | 359-362 |
| Reflexive verb in Limbu | Govinda Bahadur Tumbahang | 363-368 |
| Pronominalization in Uranw-Kudux | Ram Kisun Uranw | 369-378 |
| Saadri (Kisaan) language: a brief introduction | Ram Kisun Uranw Dev Narayan Yadav |
379-390 |
| The communicative approach to Nepali teaching in China | Lin Wei | 391-400 |
| A study of the language transfer phenomenon and some enlightenments to Nepali language teaching in China |
Xing Yun | 401-410 |
| Linguistic survey of Nepal: executive summary | Yogendra P. Yadava | 411-418 |
| Presidential address | Govinda Raj Bhattarai | 419-424 |
| List of the members of Linguistic Society of Nepal | 425-432 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Tense and aspect in Meche | Bhabendra Bhandari | 1-14 |
| Complex aspects in Meche | Toya Nath Bhatta | 15-24 |
| An experience of translating Nepali grammar into English | Govinda Raj Bhattarai, Bal Ram Adhikari | 25-39 |
| Compound case marking in Dangaura Tharu | Edward D. Boehm | 40- 57 |
| Passive like construction in Darai | Dubi Nanda Dhakal | 58-66 |
| Comparative study of Hindi and Punjabi language scripts | Vishal Goyal, Gurpreet Singh Lehal | 67-82 |
| Some observations on the relationship between Kaike and Tamangic | Isao Honda | 83-115 |
| Phonological variation in Srinagar variety of Kashmiri | Aadil A. Kak, Oveesa F. Panzoo, Nazima Mehdi | 116-125 |
| Case system in Maithili: from semantic perspective | Sajan Kumar Karn | 126-143 |
| Sound system for standardization of the Bhojpuri language | Gopal Thakur Lohar | 144-156 |
| Aspects: evidences from Dura language | Kedar Bilash Nagila | 157-167 |
| Ghale language: a brief introduction | Krishna Paudel | 168-185 |
| Agreement patterns in Darai: typological study | Netra Prasad Paudyal | 186-207 |
| Grammaticalization of clause combining in the inscriptional Nepali | Madhav P Pokharel | 208-220 |
| Dhankute Tamang adverbs | Kedar Prasad Poudel | 221-234 |
| Modality in Manipuri | Tikaram Poudel | 235-261 |
| Computational analysis of Nepali basic verbs (written forms) | Balaram Prasain | 262-270 |
| Causatives in Raji | Purna P. Rai | 271-280 |
| Case system in Koyee | Tara Mani Rai | 281-288 |
| Notes on the typology of T-B KirAnti languages | Lal-Shyãkarelu Rapacha | 289-321 |
| Personal pronouns in Kaike | Ambika Regmi | 322-333 |
| Converb clauses in Bhujel | Dan Raj Regmi | 334-342 |
| Personal pronouns in Dhangar/Jhangar | Suren Sapkota | 343-354 |
| Thakali language: A phonemic overview | Narayan P. Sharma (Gautam) | 355-370 |
| Inventory of Sherpa Phonemes | Gelu Sherpa | 371-380 |
| The intensifiers in Nepalbhasha | Shrestha | 381-390 |
| Tamang: a sociolinguistic scenario | Rajendra Thokar | 391-407 |
| Kiranti people and languages of Nepal | Govinda Bahadur Tumbahang | 408-428 |
| Bhujel "Direct-Inverse" | David E. Watters, Dan Raj Regmi | 429-436 |
| The relative clause formation in Maithili: a Functional-Typological study | Dev Narayan Yadav | 437-449 |
| Kiranti-Rodung compounding | Bag-Ayagyami Yalungcha | 450-460 |
| Presidential address: 28th Annual Conference | Jai Raj Awasthi | 461-465 |
| List of the Members of Linguistic Society of Nepal | 466-473 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Linguistic problems of translation of medical text from English to Nepali | Bal Ram Adhikari | 1-9 |
| Computational disambiguation For Nepali language parsing | Sudip Aryal, Nabin Karmacharya and Kalyan K Ghimire | 10-33 |
| Towards universal access to ICTS in Nepal | Bal Krishna Bal, Srishtee Gurung and Pat Hall | 34-49 |
| The 'be' verb in Danuwar | Bhabendra Bhandari | 50-63 |
| Small is beautiful: talking with hill people | Govinda Raj Bhattarai | 64-67 |
| Morphosyntax of baram nominals: An introductory outline | Krishna Prasad Chalise | 68-74 |
| Syntax of Darai negative morphemes | Dubi Nanda Dhakal | 75-90 |
| System for grammatical relations in Urdu | Nadir Durrani | 91-105 |
| Research on the typology of Nepal's languages | Tej R. Kansakar | 106-128 |
| Literacy in mother tongue: the practice and the outcome | Anju Khadka | 129-141 |
| Mood in Kumal Language | Krishna Prasad Parajuli | 142-149 |
| Configurations of noun phrase in the languages of Nepal | Madhav P. Pokharel | 150-161 |
| Suprasegmental features in Dhankute Tamang | Kedar Prasad Poudel | 162-176 |
| Kiranti-Kõits identify crisis: an ethnolinguistic observation | Lal-Shyãkarelu Rapacha | 177-206 |
| Beyond the barrio: an ethnolinguistic discourse in cisneros' "barbie-q" | Bijay Kumar Rauniyar | 207-219 |
| Honorific-neutralization in Nepali | Bhim Narayan Regmi | 220-229 |
| Suffixation driven syllabification in Urdu | Hassan Sajjad and Sara Hussain | 230-239 |
| Outline of Thakali language and clause combining | Narayan P. Sharma(Gautam) | 240-266 |
| Linguistic comparison and reconstruction Tibetan, Burmese, and Chinese | R.K. Sprigg | 267-278 |
| Case marking in Bahing | Rajendra Thokar | 279-287 |
| Problem of classification in Chhatthare Limbu | Govinda Bahadur Tumbahang | 288-299 |
| The conjunct-distinction in Kaike | David E. Waters | 300-319 |
| The semantic behaviour of the Maithili compound verbs | Dev Narayan Yadav | 320-325 |
| Negativization in Kiranti-Rodung revisited | Bag-Ayagyami Yalungcha | 326-343 |
| Presidential address 26th annual conference of linguistic society of Nepal | Novel K. Rai | 344-356 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Turn-Talking in Nepali | Sarada Bhadra | 1-27 |
| Aspects in Danuwar | Bhabendra Bhandari | 28-41 |
| Sister Languages? Comparative Phonology of Two Himalayan Languages | Jana Fortier & Kavita Rastogi | 42-52 |
| Causative Construction in Kumal | Bhim Lal Gautam | 53-57 |
| Magar-Nepali Creole? | Laxman Ghimire | 58-64 |
| Non-Nominative Subjects and the Notion of Subjecthood in Newar | Tej R. Kansakar | 65-86 |
| Child Language Acquisition: A Case Study | Lekhnath S Pathak | 87-93 |
| Case System in Dhankute Tamang | Kedar P. Poudel | 94-116 |
| Exclusivity and Inclusivity in Chamling Rai | Bagdevi Rai | 117-124 |
| The Morphosyntax of Relativization in Nepali: A Typological Perpective | Dan Raj Regmi | 125-134 |
| Head Parameter System in NP of Thakali | Narayan P.Sharma | 135-141 |
| Tilung: an Endangered Kiranti Language: Preliminary Observations | Sueyoshi Toba | 142-147 |
| Present Status of Research/Publication on Languages of Nepal | Sueyoshi Toba | 148-153 |
| Place and Order of Case Markers in the Verb Forms of Chhathare Limbu | Govinda B Tumbahang | 154-167 |
| Address by the President of the Linguistic Society of Nepal (2003) | Yogendra P Yadava | 168-170 |
| Abstracts of the Papers Presented at the 24th Annual Conference of Linguistic Society of Nepal, November 26-27, 2003 | Yogendra P Yadava | 171-186 |
| List of Honorary and Life Members of Linguistic Society of Nepal | 187- 193 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Languages of Nepal UNESCO Kathmandu Report 2002: A Brief Overview | Sueyoshi Toba, Ingrid Toba and Novel K. Rai | 1-23 |
| The Notions of Subject and Topic in Newar | Tej R. Kansakar | 24-36 |
| Some Light Verbs in Bote | Balaram Prasain | 37-47 |
| Final Report on the Research and Development of a Computer Database System for the Central Department of Linguistics | Peter W. Oatley | 48-53 |
| Nonnominative Subjects in Nepali | Ram Raj Lohani | 54-64 |
| The Gap Filling Words in the Novel of the Spanish Writer Miguel Delibes, Five Hours with Mario 1988. | Betsie Devi Chhetri | 65-70 |
| Deontic Modality System in Thakali | Narayan P. Sharma | 71-77 |
| Struggling for an Impossiibility | Govinda Raj Bhattarai | 78-82 |
| Personal Pronouns in Koyu | Bhim Narayan Regmi | 83-87 |
| The Indo-Aryan Language and Contemporary Bangla | Sikder Monoare Murshed | 88-102 |
| Word Order Typology in English and Nepali and It's Pedagogical Implications | Dan Raj Regmi | 103-109 |
| Causative Construction in Tamang | Krishna Prasad Chalise | 110-113 |
| Tense System in Danuwar | Bhabendra Bhandari | 114-119 |
| Aspects in Darai | Dhakal Dubi Nanda | 120-130 |
| Influence of Hindi on Nepali | Lekhnath Sharma Pathak | 131-137 |
| Obituary: Professor Dr. Ballabh Mani Dahal | C.M. Bandhu | 138-141 |
| Abstracts 2003 | 142-158 | |
| Presidential Address 2002 | Prof. Dr. Y.P. Yadava | 159-161 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| A Brief Survey of Children's Literature Translated into Nepali | Govind Raj Bhattarai | 1-8 |
| Tense-Aspect Incorporation in Athparia: A Reinterpretation | Tanka Prasad Neupane | 9-16 |
| O-Ending Nominals in New Indo-Aryan | Madhav P. Pokharel | 17-22 |
| The Syntactic Status of Tamang Morphemes | Krishna P. Chalise | 23-27 |
| Thakali Clause Structure | Narayan Prasad Sharma | 28-37 |
| The Ergative Morphosyntax in Nepali | Dan Raj Regmi & Yogendra P. Yadava | 38-47 |
| The Category of Aspect in Nepali and Manipuri | Tikaram Paudel | 48-57 |
| Aspects in Kumal | Bhim Lal Gautam | 58-63 |
| Agglutination in Garo | Lekh Nath S. Pathak | 64-71 |
| Phonological Processes in Hindi | Deepak Kumar Adhikari | 72-84 |
| Addenda to A Bibliography of Nepalese Languages and Linguistics | Sueyoshi Toba | 85-105 |
| The 22nd Annual Conference Presidential Address | 106-108 | |
| Abstracts | 109-118 | |
| Life Members | 119-124 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| A Phonological Sketch from the Tomyang Wordlist | Madhav P. Pokharel | 1-4 |
| The People's Choice: Introducing English at the Primary Level in Government Schools in Delhi | Naresh K. Jain | 5-17 |
| Nepali Kinship Terms: A Study in Componential Analysis | Shanti Basnyat | 18-28 |
| Linguistic Approach to Blakes's "The Tyger" | Tikaram Paudel | 29-35 |
| Bote 'Be' Verb | Kamal Poudel | 36-44 |
| The Auxiliary 'be' in Kumal | Bhim Lal Gautam | 45-50 |
| Logical Structure of Nepali Verbs | Ganga Ram Pant | 51-59 |
| Pronominal Anaphors in Nepali | Bhim Narayan Regmi | 60-64 |
| The Bhojpuri Language | Yogendra P. Yadava | 65-70 |
| Valency Increase in Nepali Predicates: Processes of Transitivization and Causativization | Ram Raj Lohani | 71-82 |
| Complex Predicates: Evidence from Kumal Causatives | Balaram Prasain | 83-92 |
| An Experience of Experimental Translation | Govinda Raj Bhattarai | 93-129 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| A correlation between vocabulary learning and the amount of their repetition in the textbooks | Anjana Bhattarai | 1-5 |
| Complex Predicates in Bote: An Overview | Balaram Prasain | 6-27 |
| Verbal Affixation in Kumal | Bhim Lal Gautam | 28-35 |
| Morphological Causativization and anticausativization in Magar | Bhim Narayan Regmi | 36-50 |
| A Critical Evaluation of Traditional Grammars | Binod Luitel | 51-55 |
| An Analysis of Nepali Basic Clauses within TG Approach | Dan Raj Regmi | 56-61 |
| A Climate in which Translation can Prosper | Govinda Raj Bhattarai | 62-67 |
| Compound Verb in Bote | Kamal Poudel | 68-76 |
| Clause Combining in Tamang | Krishna Prasad Chalise | 77-90 |
| Distinctions in Meaning | Shishir K. Sthapit | 91-112 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Terminological Neologisms in Nepali | C.M. Bandhu | 1-8 |
| Thami Kinship Terms | Subhadra Subba Dahal | 9-12 |
| Nepali Baby Talk | Ballabh Mani Dahal | 13-18 |
| Multilingualism and The Language Sitution in Nepal | Tej R. Kansakar | 19-32 |
| Reciprocity in Kiranti | Madhav P. Pokharel | 33-40 |
| A Contrastive Study of Aspectual Auxiliary Verbs in Newari and Japanese: with Special Reference to cwane and taye | Kazuyuki Kiryu | 41-53 |
| Research in Language and Lingustics: Retrospect and Prospect | Tej R. Kansakar | 54-61 |
| Permissive Construction in Nepali: Evidence for Complex Predicates | Ram Raj Lohani | 62-73 |
| Classification of the Tamang 'Verb Stems' | Krishana P. Chalise | 74-92 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Original and Sophisticated Features of the Lepcha and Limbu Scripts | R.K. Sprigg | 1-18 |
| Sagaramatha: The Linguistic Conquest of Mount Everest | Kamal P. Malla | 19-29 |
| Aspect System in the Tamang Language | Pushpa Raj Moktan | 30-41 |
| Categorial Splits in the use of -le in Nepali | Madhav P. Pokharel | 42-50 |
| An Overview of English-Nepali Nepali- English Translations | Hriseekesh Upadhyay | 51-64 |
| Language and Linguistics in Nepalese Education | Tej R. Kansakar | 65- 82 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| The Auxiliary Verb in Kathmandu, Newari and Lhasa Tibetan | Tej Ratna Kansakar | 1-15 |
| Status of the Tibetan Language in Nepal | Subhadra Subba Dahal | 16-32 |
| On the Constituency of Maithili Infinitivals | Yogendra P. Yadav | 33-39 |
| Gender System in Nepali | Madhav P. Pokharel | 40-70 |
| Syntactic Deviation in cummings' " a like a" and "Me up at does" | Bijay K. Rauniyar | 71-82 |
| The Consonant /s/ in the Jumli Dialect | Ram B. Sijapati | 83-88 |
| Sunuwar as an Endangered Language of Nepal | Lal Rapacha | 89-102 |
| The Cloze Test and Language Errors | Jai R. Awasthi | 103-123 |
| The Critical Period Hypothesis and Language Development | Ram A. Giri | 124-133 |
| Teaching English Writing at the Campus Level | Phanindra Upadhyaya | 134-142 |
| LSN Newsletter 1996-97 | 143-154 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Language Planning and Modernization in Nepal | Tej R. Kansakar | 1-13 |
| Language Problem in South Asia: A Study in Historical Perspective | Krishana Chandra Mishra | 14-25 |
| The Appprenticeship Approach to Writing Instruction | Moti Nissani | 26-54 |
| Reading Collage Textbooks Written in English: Case Studies in Nepal | David L. Red | 55-72 |
| The Mirrored Self- Reading The Reader's Response | Wayne Amtzis | 73-84 |
| LSN Newsletter 1995-96 | 85-96 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| A tonal analysis of Gurung with separate systems for register and contour pitch features | R.K. Sprigg | 1-9 |
| Cliticization of Particles in Newari Syntax | Daya R. Shakya | 10-28 |
| Implosive Stops in Umbule | Sueyoshi Toba | 29-30 |
| Jakobson on Metaphor and Metonymy: A Critique | Beerendra Pandey | 31-37 |
| The use of terms of address: Native and non native speakers of American English | Phanindra Upadhyaya | 38-43 |
| Mistakes and Meaning: Contextualizing Discrepancies in Discourse | Wayne Amtzis | 44-52 |
| Pitfalls of Interpreting and Translating | J.P. Cross | 53-62 |
| Two Words About Translation | Rameshwar Adhikary | 63-74 |
| Samasamayik Nepali Vyakarana Towards a Nepali Grammar on Linguistic Principles | Hriseekesh Upadhyay | 75-79 |
| LSN Newsletter 1994-95 | 80-86 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Relative Clauses in Sanskrit | Anuradha Sudharsan | 1-16 |
| Grammatical Person in the Jumli Dialect | Ram Bikram Sijapati | 17-20 |
| The Significance of Sound Variation in Pluralization in Bajhangi Dialect | Amma Raj Joshi | 21-25 |
| Tibetan: A Non-tense Language | Tsetan Chonjore | 26-29 |
| The Possibility of Clinical Supervision at the Campus Level | Phanindra Upadhyaya | 30-31 |
| Procedure, Context, Theme and Voice: Guided Writing for EFL Students | Wayne Amtzis | 32-36 |
| Linguistic Society of Nepal: A Brief History | Nirmal M. Tuladhar | 37-40 |
| Research Notes:The Nepal Sentence Repetition Test:Evaluating Community-wide Bilingualism | Bryan Varenkamp | 41-42 |
| Nepali Proficiency in Rural Nepal | Jeff Webster | 43-45 |
| Education in the Mother Tongue:The Case of Newari | Balgopal Shrestha and Bert van den Hoek | 46-47 |
| LSN Newsletter 1993-94 | 48-50 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Irony: A Pragmatic Study | Beerendra Pandey | 1-9 |
| The Grammar of Onomatopoeia in Nepal | Madhav P. Pokharel | 10-34 |
| The Feature System of Newari Segments | Tej R. Kansakar | 35-66 |
| Referential Management in the Bhaktapur Newari Dialect Narrative Discourse | Daya R. Shakya | 67-90 |
| The Real Interpretation of DHILI from the Gopalarajvamsavali | Kashinath Tamot | 91-99 |
| The Chomskyan Revolution in Linguistics and Foreign Language Teaching | Dr. Sunil Kumar Jha | 100-116 |
| Structure and Content in Sentence Development | WAYNE AMTZIS | 117-123 |
| Error Analysis: Implications in Nepalese Context | Simon Gautam | 124-152 |
| LSN Newsletter 1992-93 | 153-159 | |
| A List of Honorary and Life members of LSN | 160-162 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Saussure's Logocentrism and Derrida's 'Differance' | Arun Kumar Gupta | 1-6 |
| Moods in Nepal | Madhav P. Pokharel | 7-10 |
| Anaphoric Relations in Maithili, Nepali,and English: A Cross-Linguistic study | Yogendra P. Yadava | 11-23 |
| Literature with Traps? Textcritical Notes on an Essay of LAKSMINIBANDHASAMGRAHA | Manfred G. Treu | 24-35 |
| Several Remarks on Matisoff's Cognate Identification in Some of his Pan-allofamic Formulae from the Himalayas | Yoshio Nishi | 36-47 |
| Some Uses of Second Language Learning Research | Dr. Sunil Kumar Jha | 48-55 |
| Script for the New Age NAVANAGARI | S.B. Shrestha | 56-65 |
| LSN Newsletter 1991/92 | 66-81 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| On the partial formal syncretism of caregories of clause structure in Lhasa Tibetan | Asif Agha, Tseten Chonjou | 1-12 |
| Unbridgeable gaps? Some reflections on the translation of Nepali literature into English | Michael Hutt | 13-25 |
| The merphophonology of the Maithili verbs: A study on the elision of the stops steps in Maithili | Dr. Sunil Kumar | 26-57 |
| Some aspects of sexims in Nepali | Hriseekesh Upadhyay | 58-62 |
| Lexical Gender in Nepal | Madhav P. Pokharel | 63-73 |
| Tibeto-Burman Languages of north western India with special reference to Manchad | S.R. Sharma | 74-85 |
| LSN Newsletter | 86-99 | |
| List of Life Members of LSN | 100-102 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Three Problems is Bantawa Rai Phonology (and Three Unorthodox Solutions) | R.K. Sprigg | 1-33 |
| Nouns and Noun Phrases in Newari | Tej R. Kansakar | 34-54 |
| A More Promising Rule for Nominative Case-Assignment | Yogendra P. Yadava | 55-68 |
| Translation: Mapping the Territory of Participants' Experience | Abhi Subedi | 69-78 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Numeral Change and Decay in Bantawa Rai | Jadranka Gvozdanovic | 1-10 |
| The Limbu s-final and t-final verb roots | R.K. Sprigg | 11-55 |
| Whodunit - Problems of Identification | Ross C. Caughley | 56-63 |
| A Psychological study of Gurung language | M.P. Regmi | 64-69 |
| Khyali: A Creative Embedding of Linguistic Change into the Matrix of Limbu Culture | Abhi Subedi | 70-81 |
| Cencus and the Linguistic Survey of Nepal:Perspectives on Language use | Subhadra Subba | 82-92 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Newari as a language without vowel systems | R.K. Sprigg | 1-22 |
| Patterns of Pronominalization in the Tibeto-Burman Area | Ross C. Caughley | 23-30 |
| Some Issues in Communicology | N. Krishnaswamy | 31-44 |
| Preservation of Old Indo-Aryan Dialects in the Mid-Himalayas | D.D. Sharma | 45-51 |
| Bound Roots in Meitei | M.S. Ningomba | 53-62 |
| Syllable Structure in Newari | Tej R. Kansakar | 63-75 |
| Obituary: Sir Ralph Lilley Turner: 1888-1983. | 77-78 |
| Article title | Author | pages |
| Acoustic Correlates of World Stress In Maithili | Ramawatar Yadav | 1-7 |
| The Treatment of Glides in Newari Phonology | Tej R. Kansakar | 9-16 |
| ch- as a Non-Past Marker in Nepali | Rameshwar P. Adhikary | 17-26 |
| Relative Clause Formation in Maithili | Udaya Narayana Singh | 27-39 |
| Amrita:nanda's Grammer A.D. 1831 | Kamal P. Malla | 40-49 |
| The Nepalese Linguistics Style Sheet | 50 |




