Linguistics of the Tibeto-Burman Area is a peer reviewed (refereed) journal devoted to the synchronic and diachronic study of the languages of the Southeast Asian linguistic area, especially the vast and ramified Tibeto-Burman family. In addition to Tibeto-Burman, articles have appeared on all the major language families of mainland Southeast Asia (see Cumulative Index and the individual tables of contents).

LTBA was founded in 1974, and has been in continuous publication ever since, attracting contributions from many of the leading scholars in the field.

ISSN: 0731-3500
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OCLC No.: 4790670

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Volume 1, 1974

MICHAILOVSKY, BOYD. 1974. Hayu typology and verbal morphology. 1.1-26. (Errata LTBA 2.2, p 215).
MAZAUDON, MARTINE. 1974. Notes on tone in Tibeto-Burman. 1.27-54.
OKRAND, MARC. 1974. Na-khi and Proto-Lolo-Burmese: a preliminary survey. 1.55-97.
THURGOOD, GRAHAM. 1974. Lolo-Burmese rhymes. 1.98-107.
BAUMAN, JAMES. 1974. Pronominal verb morphology in Tibeto-Burman. 1.108-55.
ABADIE, PEGGY. 1974. Nepali as an ergative language. 1.156-77.
HILLARD, EDWARD. 1974. Some aspects of Chin verb morphology. 1.178-85.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1974. Verb concatenation in Kachin. 1.186-206.

Volume 2, 1975

Issue 1

SMITH, KENNETH D. 1975. The velar animal prefix in Vietnamese languages. 2.1: 1-18.
LEHMAN, F. K. 1975. Wolfenden's non-pronominal a- prefix in Tibeto-Burman. 2.1: 19-44.
WATTERS, DAVID E. 1975. The evolution of a Tibeto-Burman pronominal verb morphology. 2.1: 19-44.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1975. Where it all began: memories of Robert Shafer and the 'Sino-Tibetan Linguistics Project'. 2.1: 81-92.
BRADLEY, DAVID. 1975. Nahsi and Proto-Burmese-Lolo. 2.1: 93-150.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1975. A new Lahu simplex/causative pair: 'study/train'. 2.1: 151-54.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1975. Benedict's Sino-Tibetan: a rejection of Miller's Conspectus inspection. 2.1: 155-69.

Issue 2

SPRIGG, R. K. 1975. The inefficiency of 'tone change' in Sino-Tibetan descriptive linguistics. 2.2: 173-81.
MICHAILOVSKY, BOYD. 1975. Notes on the Kiranti verb (East Nepal). 2.2: 183-218.
KEPPING, KSENIJA B. 1975. Subject and object agreement in the Tangut verb. 2.2: 219-31.
GORAL, DONALD R. 1975. Pidginization in Vietnam. 2.2: 233-42.
TRAN TRONG, HAI. 1975. Verb concatenation in Vietnamese. 2.2: 243-72.
SMEALL, CHRISTOPHER. 1975. Grammaticalized verbs in Lolo-Burmese. 2.2: 273-87.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1975. A note on proto-Burmese-Lolo prefixation. 2.2: 289-91.
MICHAILOVSKY, BOYD. 1975. A case of rhinoglottophilia in Hayu. 2.2: 293.

Volume 3, 1976-1977

Issue 1

BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1976. Rhyming dictionary of written Burmese. 3.1.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1976. Introduction to the Written Burmese Rhyming Dictionary. 3.1: iii-x.

Issue 2

MAZAUDON, MARTINE. 1977. Tibeto-Burman tonogenetics. 3.2: 1-123.

Volume 4, 1978-1979

GORAL, DONALD R. 1978. Numeral classifier systems: a Southeast Asian cross-linguistic analysis. 4.1: 1-72.
FROMKIN, VICTORIA and T. GANDOUR JACKSON. 1978. On the phonological representation of contour tones. 4.1: 73-74.
COYAUD, MAURICE. 1978. Review of Chen Shi-Lin, Grammaire lolo: dialecte de Xide. 4.1: 75-77.

Issue 2

LEHMAN, F. K. 1979. Etymological speculations on some Chin words. 4.2: 1-6.
MADDIESON, IAN. 1979. More on the representation of contour tones. 4.2: 7-10.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1979. Problems and progress in Lolo-Burmese. Quo Vadimus? , 4.2: 11-43.
NAGANO, YASUHIKO. 1979. A historical study of rGyarong initials and prefixes. 4.2: 44-68. (page correction - 52-55-53-54-56).
OKELL, JOHN. 1979. Still and anymore in Burmese: another look at /thei/, /own/, /to/. 4.2: 69-82.
SHARMA, SUHNU R. 1979. Phonological structure of Spiti. 4.2: 83-110.
SOLNIT, DAVID B. 1979. Proto-Tibeto-Burman *r in Tiddim Chin and Lushai. 4.2: 111-21.
THOUDAM, PURNA C. 1979. Conjoined structures with /EmEchuN/ in Meiteiron. 4.2: 122-29.
WEIDERT, ALFONS. 1979. The Sino-tibetan tonogenetic laryngeal reconstruction theory. 5.1: 49-127.

Volume 5, 1979-1980

Issue 1

BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1979. Four forays into Karen linguistic history. 5.1:
NAGANO, YASUHIKO. 1979. A historical study of rGyarong rhymes. 5.1: 37-47.
WEIDERT, ALFONS. 1979. The Sino tibetan tonogenetic laryngeal reconstruction theory. 5.1: 49-127.

Issue 2

DIFFLOTH, GÉRARD. 1980. The Wa anaphors. 5.2: 1-182.

Volume 6, 1981-1982

Issue 1

WEIDERT, ALFONS. 1981. Star, moon, spirits, and the affricates of Angami Naga: a reply to James A. Matisoff. 6.1: 1-38.
KEPPING, KSENIJA. 1981. Agreement of the verb in Tangut. 6.1: 39-48.
SPRIGG, R. K. 1981. The Chang-Shefts tonal analysis, and the pitch variation of the Lhasa Tibetan tones. 6.1: 49-60.
BURLING, ROBBINS. 1981. Garo spelling and Garo phonology. 6.1: 61-81.
DELANCEY, SCOTT. 1981. The category of direction in Tibeto- Burman. 6.1: 82-102.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1981. A further (unexpurgated) note on Karen genital flipflop. 6.1: 103.

Issue 2

MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1982. Proto-languages and proto-Sprachgefühl. 6.2: 1-64.
GANDOUR, JACKSON T. 1982. A diagnostic aphasia examination for Thai. 6.2: 65-76.
KEPPING, KSENIJA. 1982. Deictic motion verbs in Tangut. 6.2: 77-82.
THOUDAM, PURNA C. 1982. Nouns in Meiteiron. 6.2: 83-87.
OKELL, JOHN. 1982. Review of Denise Bernot, Dictionnaire birman-français. 6.2: 89-103.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1982. Vietnamese /s/ and /x/: the chu nom evidence. 6.2: 105-06.

Volume 7, 1982-1983

Issue 1

WHEATLEY, JULIAN K. 1982. Comments on the 'Hani' dialects of Loloish. 7.1: 1-38.
KEPPING, KSENIJA. 1982. Once again on the agreement of the Tangut verb. 7.1: 39-54.
KWANTEN, L. 1982. Verbal agreement in Tangut: a conflicting opinion. 7.1: 55-61.
HANSSON, INGA-LILL. 1982. A phonological comparison of Akha and Hani. 7.1: 63-115.

Issue 2

BURLING, ROBBINS. 1983. The Sal languages. 7.2: 1-31.
STRECKER, DAVID. 1983. Proto-Tai vowels revisited: a comparison and critique of the work of Sarawit and Li. 7.2: 33-74.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1983. This and that in TB/ST. 7.2: 75-98.
THURGOOD, GRAHAM. 1983. Invited comment on This and that in TB/ST. 7.2: 99.
DELANCEY, SCOTT. 1983. Tangut and Tibeto-Burman morphology. 7.2: 100-08.
HOMBERT, JEAN-MARIE. 1983. A brief encounter with Lahu tones. 7.2: 109-11.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1983. Proto-Karen final stops. 7.2: 112-13.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1983. Qiang monosyllabization: a third phase in the cycle. 7.2: 113-14.
OKELL, JOHN. 1983. Review of U Hoke Sein, The Universal Burmese-English-Pali Dictionary. 7.2: 115-20.

Volume 8, 1984-1985

Issue 1

BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1984. PST interrogative *ga(ng) ~ *ka. 8.1: 1-10.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1984. The Sino-Tibetan existential *s-ri. 8.1: 11-13.
BURLING, ROBBINS. 1984. Noun compounding in Garo. 8.1: 14-42.
STERN, THEODORE. 1984. Sizang (Siyin) Chin texts. 8.1: 43-58.
DELANCEY, SCOTT. 1984. Etymological notes on Tibeto-Burman case particles. 8.1: 59-77.
JAISSER, ANNIE. 1984. The complementizer (hais) tias 'that' in Hmong. 8.1: 78-86.
CARR, MICHAEL. 1984. Another note on genital flipflop. 8.1: 87-90.
MAZAUDON, MARTINE. 1984. Review of Hari, An investigation of the tones of Lhasa Tibetan. 8.1: 91-99.

Issue 2

SPRIGG, R. K. 1985. The Limbu s-final and t-final verb roots after Michailovsky 1979 and Weidert 1982. 8.2: 1-35.
WATTERS, DAVID E. 1985. Emergent word tone in Kham: the evolution of a Tibeto-Burman halfway house. 8.2: 36-54.
HENDERSON, EUGÉNIE J. A. 1985. Patterns of baby language in Bwe Karen. 8.2: 55-59.
CLARK, MARYBETH. 1985. Asking questions in Hmong and other Southeast Asian languages. 8.2: 60-67.
GANDOUR, JACKSON T. 1985. A voice onset time analysis of word-initial stops in Thai. 8.2: 68-80. (also see Fromkin and Gandour 1978) (also see Potisuk, Gandour, and Harper 94).
ABBI, ANVITA and K. MISHRA AWADHESH. 1985. Consonant clusters and syllabic structures of Meitei. 8.2: 81-92.

Volume 9, 1986

Issue 1

SUN, HONGKAI. 1986. Notes on Tibeto-Burman consonant clusters. 9.1: 1-21.
BAUER, CHRISTIAN. 1986. Questions in Mon -- addenda and corrigenda. 9.1: 22-26.
SPRIGG, R. K. 1986. The syllable finals of Tibetan loan words in Lepcha orthography. 9.1: 27-46.
ZHANG, LIANSHENG. 1986. The puzzle of da-drag in Tibetan. 9.1: 47-64.
PULLEYBLANK, EDWIN G. 1986. Tonogenesis as an index of areal relationships in East Asia. 9.1: 65-82.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1986. Labiovelar unit phonemes in Lolo-Burmese? A case to chew over: Lahu be 'chew' < PLB *N-gwya2. 9.1: 83-88.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1986. Miao-Yao enigma: the Na-e language. 9.1: 89-90.
THURGOOD, GRAHAM. 1986. A brief comment on Das Gupta's works. 9.1: 91-96.
DENWOOD, PHILIP. 1986. The Tibetan noun final -s. 9.1: 97-101.

Issue 2

RATLIFF, MARTHA. 1986. An analysis of some tonally differentiated doublets in White Hmong (Miao). 9.2: 1-35.
GANDOUR, JACKSON T., SORANEE HOLASUIT PETTY, ROCHANA DARDARANANDA, SUMALEE DECHONGKIT and MUKNGOEN SUNEE. 1986. The acquisition and dissolution of the voicing contrast in Thai. 9.2: 36-52.
GENETTI, CAROL. 1986. The grammaticalization of the Newari verb tol. 9.2: 53-70.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1986. An anthropologist/psychiatrist looks at Southeast Asian (including Japanese) linguistics. 9.2: 71-82.
SPRIGG, R. K. 1986. Review of R. Bielmeier, Das Märchen vom Prinzen Cobzan. 9.2: 83-89.
THURGOOD, GRAHAM. 1986. Zauzou: a new Lolo-Burmese language. 9.2: 90.

Volume 10, 1987

Issue 1

LA POLLA, RANDY J. 1987. Dulong and Proto-Tibeto-Burman. 10.1: 1-43.
SPRIGG, R. K. 1987. 'Rhinoglottophilia' revisited: observations on 'the mysterious connection between nasality and glottality'. 10.1: 44-62.
SCHULZE, MARLENE. 1987. Intense action adverbials in Sunwar: a verbal intensifier system. 10.1: 63-85.
DAI, QINGXIA. 1987. Characteristics of the language of traditional songs of the Jingpo nationality. 10.1: 86-116.
SUN, HONGKAI. 1987. A brief account of my research work, with an appended bibliography. 10.1: 117-25.
SHARMA, SUHNU R. 1987. Non-Tibeto-Burman features in PaTani. 10.1: 126-29.
TAID, TABU. 1987. A short note on Mising phonology. 10.1: 130-37.
TAID, TABU. 1987. Mising morphophonemics. 10.1: 138-46.
HARTMANN-SO, HELGA. 1987. Time expressions in Daai Chin. 10.1: 147-51.
TAN, KERANG. 1987. On the evolution of Tibetan final -s. 10.1: 152-65.
COBLIN, W. SOUTH. 1987. A note on Tibetan mu. 10.1: 166-68.
BAUER, ROBERT S. 1987. 'Leg' in southeastern Chinese dialects. 10.1: 169-74.
LUO, MEIZHEN. 1987. The evolution of vowel length and final consonants in Dai. 10.1: 175-81.
ALGAIER, CHARLES J. 1987. Ancient Thai teases. 10.1: 182-85.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1987. Autonyms: ought or ought not. 10.1: 186-88.

Issue 2

STRECKER, DAVID. 1987. The Hmong-Mien languages. 10.2: 1-11.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1987. Early MY/TB loan relationships. 10.2: 12-21.
STRECKER, DAVID. 1987. Some comments on Benedict's Miao-Yao Enigma: the Na-e language. 10.2: 22-42.
STRECKER, DAVID. 1987. Some comments on Benedict's The Miao-Yao Enigma: addendum. 10.2: 43-53. (also see Johns and Strecker 1987).
SOLNIT, DAVID B. 1987. A note on the phonemic status of [schwa] in Biao Min Yao. 10.2: 54-56.
JARKEY, NERIDA. 1987. An investigation of two alveolar stop consonants in White Hmong. 10.2: 57-70.
RATLIFF, MARTHA. 1987. Tone sandhi compounding in White Hmong. 10.2: 71-105.
JOHNS, BRENDA and STRECKER DAVID. 1987. Lexical and phonological sources of Hmong elaborate expressions. 10.2: 106-12.
FULLER, JUDITH WHEATON. 1987. Topic markers in Hmong. 10.2: 113-27.
PURNELL, HERBERT C. 1987. Developing practical orthographies for the Iu Mien (Yao), 1932 - 1986: a case study. 10.2: 128-41.
LYMAN, THOMAS AMIS. 1987. The word nzi in Green Hmong. 10.2: 142-43.
COURT, CHRISTOPHER. 1987. Some classes of classifier in Iu Mien (Yao). 10.2: 144-50.
CARON, BRUCE R. 1987. A comparative look at Yao numerical classifiers. 10.2: 151-68.
JAISSER, ANNIE. 1987. Hmong classifiers: a problem set. 10.2: 169-76.

Volume 11, 1988

Issue 1

DRIEM, SJORS VAN. 1988. The verbal morphology of Dumi Rai simplicia. 11.134-207.
BODMAN, NICHOLAS C. 1988. On the place of Lepcha in Sino-Tibetan: a lexical comparison. 11.1: 1-26.
SUN, HONGKAI. 1988. Notes on Anong, a new language. 11.1: 27-63.
SVANTESSON, JAN-OLOF. 1988. U. 11.1: 64-133.

Issue 2

DAI, QINGXIA. 1988. My work in Tibeto-Burman linguistics. 11.2: 1-6.
GORAL, DONALD R. 1988. Modal verbs and generative grammar. 11.2: 7-24.
MICHAILOVSKY, BOYD. 1988. Phonological typology of Nepal languages. 11.2: 25-50.
DELANCEY, SCOTT. 1988. On the evolution of the Kham agreement paradigm. 11.2: 51-61.
GENETTI, CAROL. 1988. Notes on the structure of the Sunwari transitive verb. 11.2: 62-92.
LA POLLA, RANDY J. 1988. Phonetic development of Tibetan. 11.2: 93-97.
HARTMANN-SO, HELGA. 1988. Notes on the Southern Chin languages. 11.2: 98-119.
MORSE, STEPHEN A. 1988. A short update on Rawang phonology. 11.2: 120-32.
MANASTER-RAMER, ALEXIS. 1988. What about Lisu? , 11.2: 133-43.
BAUER, ROBERT S. 1988. Sino-Tibetan *tongue and *lick. 11.2: 144-65.
SOLNIT, DAVID B. 1988. On the apparent labio-velar nasals of Kam. 11.2: 166-72.

Volume 12, 1989

Issue 1

MA, XUELIANG. 1989. My research career. 12.1: 1-5.
HANSSON, INGA-LILL. 1989. A comparison of Akha, Hani, Khatu and Pijo. 12.1: 6-91.
SUN, HONGKAI. 1989. A preliminary investigation into the relationship between Qiong Long and the languages of the Qiang branch of Tibeto-Burman. 12.1: 92-109.
BHASKARARAO, PERI. 1989. The process of chiming in Tiddim Chin. 12.1: 110-32.
CHHANGTE, THANGI. 1989. Complementation in Mizo (Lushai). 12.1: 133-55.
GANDOUR, JACKSON T. and DARDARANANDA ROCHANA. 1989. A case study of abnormal phonological development in Thai. 12.1: 156-85.

Issue 2

RIDDLE, ELIZABETH M. 1989. Serial verbs and propositions in White Hmong. 12.2: 1-13.
XU, XIJIAN. 1989. On the origin and development of classifiers in Jingpo. 12.2: 15-23.
DELANCEY, SCOTT. 1989. Tibetan evidence for Nungish metathesis. 12.2: 25-31.
DELANCEY, SCOTT. 1989. Contour tones from lost syllables in Central Tibetan. 12.2: 33-34.
SAXENA, ANJU. 1989. Ergative in Milaraspa' i rnam thar. 12.2: 35-39.
SINGH, JAG DEVA. 1989. Lahauli verb inflection. 12.2: 41-49.
HARTMANN-SO, HELGA. 1989. Morphophonemic changes in Daai Chin. 12.2: 51-65.
KAPFO, KEDUTSO. 1989. Tones in Khezha noun constructions. 12.2: 67-78.
BANDYOPADHYAY, SWAPON KUMAR. 1989. A Tangsa wordlist. 12.2: 79-91.
THOUDAM, PURNA C. 1989. Conditioning factors for morphophonemic alternations of manner in Meiteiron. 12.2: 93-99.
SINGH, WARIBAM RAGHUMANI. 1989. The Kwatha dialect of Meitei. 12.2: 101-21.
PRAMODINI, N. 1989. Kinship terminology in Meiteilon: a sociolinguistic study. 12.2: 123-36.
SINGH, CHUNGKHAM YASHAWANTA. 1989. Terms of address in Meiteilon. 12.2: 137-45.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1989. Tone, intonation, and sound symbolism in Lahu: loading the syllable canon. 12.2: 147-63.

Volume 13, 1990

Issue 1

SUN, HONGKAI. 1990. Languages of the Ethnic Corridor in Western Sichuan. 13.1: 1-31.
SPRIGG, R. K. 1990. Tone in Tamang and Tibetan, and the advantages of keeping register-based tone systems separate from contour-based systems. 13.1: 33-56.
EBERT, KAREN H. 1990. On the evidence for the relationship Kiranti-Rung. 13.1: 57-78.
CHE, QIAN. 1990. Certain phonetic changes in Tibetan in the light of variant and erroneous spellings in Old Tibetan documents of the royal period. 13.1: 79-88.
LEHMAN, F. K. 1990. Outline of a formal syntax of numerical expressions with especial reference to the phenomenon of numeral classifiers. 13.1: 89-120.
SREEDHAR, M. 1990. Clan, marriage practices, and kinship terms amongst the Ao and Sema Nagas. 13.1: 121-39.
OEY, ERIC M. 1990. 'Psycho-collocations' in Malay. 13.1: 141-58.
JAISSER, ANNIE. 1990. DeLIVERing an introduction to psycho-collocations with SIAB in Hmong. 13.1: 159-78.

Issue 2

BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1990. How to tell Lai: an exercise in classification. 13.2: 1-26.
CHELLIAH, SHOBHANA L. 1990. Level-ordered morphology and phonology in Manipuri. 13.2: 27-72.
CHELLIAH, SHOBHANA L. 1990. A bibliography of Meiteiron (Manipuri) linguistics. 13.2: 73-86.
CARR, MICHAEL. 1990. Chinese dragon names. 13.2: 87-189.

Volume 14, 1991

Issue 1

GIRIDHAR, P. P. 1991. On the word in Angami Naga. 14.1: 1-54.
HERRING, SUSAN C. 1991. Nominalization, relativization, and attribution in Lotha, Angami, and Burmese. 14.1: 55-72.
EBERT, KAREN H. 1991. Inverse and pseudo-inverse prefixes in Kiranti languages: evidence from Belhare, Athpariya, and Dungmali. 14.1: 73-92.
SAXENA, ANJU. 1991. Pathways of the development of the ergative in Central Tibetan. 14.1: 93-108.
TOURNADRE, NICOLAS. 1991. The rhetorical use of the Tibetan ergative. 14.1: 93-108.
KEPPING, KSENIJA B. and DRIEM SJORS VAN. 1991. The Tibetan transcriptions of Tangut (Hsi-hsia) ideograms. 14.1: 117-28.
DRIEM, SJORS VAN and B. KEPPING KSENIJA. 1991. The Tibetan transcriptions of Tangut (Hsi-hsia) ideograms. 14.1: 117-28.
SAXENA, ANJU. 1991. Tone in PaTani and Central Tibetan: parallel developments? , 14.1: 129-36.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1991. A note on PST-level morphosyntax. 14.1: 137-42.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1991. Genital flipflop: a Chinese note. 14.1: 143-46.
BAUER, ROBERT S. 1991. Sino-Tibetan *vulva. 14.1: 147-72.

Issue 2

KEPPING, KSENIJA. 1991. Tangut (Xixia) degrees of mourning. 14.2: 1-63. (also see van Driem and Kepping 1991).
CHE, QIAN. 1991. On certain Tibetan and Chinese phonological questions of the medieval period. 14.2: 65-92.
SPRIGG, R. K. 1991. The spelling style pronunciation of Written Tibetan, and the hazards of using citation forms in the phonological analysis of spoken Tibetan. 14.2: 93-131.
SINGH, CHUNGKHAM YASHAWANTA. 1991. Causativization in Meiteilon. 14.2: 133-44.
GIRIDHAR, P. P. 1991. Lexical incorporation and hyponymy in Angami: some observations. 14.2: 145-48.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1991. The Proto-Burmese-Yipho nominalizing *-t suffix. 14.2: 149-53.
HANSSON, INGA-LILL. 1991. The language of Akha ritual texts. 14.2: 155-67.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1991. Comment on Matisoff's comparison between Greenberg and Benedict. 14.2: 169-70.
FU, AILAN and ZHU WU. 1991. The 5th International Yi-Burmese Conference: a description. 14.2: 171-77.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1991. Notes on the 5th Yi-Burmese Conference and subsequent peregrinations. 14.2: 179-83.

Volume 15, 1992

Issue 1

LA POLLA, RANDY J. 1992. 'Anti-ergative' marking in Tibeto-Burman. 15.1: 1-9.
CHAPPELL, HILARY. 1992. The benefactive construction in Moulmein Sgaw Karen. 15.1: 11-30.
DELANCEY, SCOTT. 1992. Sunwar copulas. 15.1: 31-38.
SPRIGG, R. K. 1992. Bantawa Rai s-, t-, and z- final verb roots: transitives, intransitives, causatives, and directives. 15.1: 39-52.
CHE, QIAN. 1992. A preliminary discussion of subject marking (byed-sgra) in Lhasa Tibetan. 15.1: 53-63.
DUANMU, SAN. 1992. An autosegmental analysis of tone in four Tibetan languages. 15.1: 65-91.
GANDOUR, JACKSON T., SIRIPONG POTISUK, SUMALEE DECHONGKIT and PONGLORPISIT SUVIT. 1992. Tonal coarticulation in Thai disyllabic utterances: a preliminary study. 15.1: 93-110.
GANDOUR, JACKSON T. 1992. Anticipatory tonal coarticulation in Thai noun compounds. 15.1: 111-24.
BAUER, ROBERT S. 1992. *SOAP rings the globe. 15.1: 125-37.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1992. A key etymology. 15.1: 139-43.
BAUER, ROBERT S. 1992. Reply to Benedict's comment in regard to my Sino-Tibetan etymologies. 15.1: 145-48.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1992. Miller: all about Japanese (A review of a review). 15.1: 149-57.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1992. Following the Marrow: two parallel Sino-Tibetan etymologies. 15.1: 159-77.

Issue 2

SUN, HONGKAI. 1992. On nationality and the recognition of Tibeto-Burman languages. 15.2: 1-19.
DAI, QINGXIA and YANMUCHU. 1992. On the status of tones in the Suomo dialect of rGyarong. 15.2: 21-31.
BURLING, ROBBINS. 1992. Garo as a minimal tone language. 15.2: 33-51.
WANG, ZHIJING. 1992. The trichotomy of the Tibetan subject. 15.2: 53-71.
SUN, JACKSON TIANSHIN. 1992. Review of Zangmianyu Yuyin He Cihui [Tibeto-Burman Phonology and Lexicon]. 15.2: 73-113.
GOERTZEN, STANLEY. 1992. 'Eat', 'eclipse', and 'adorn': cognates in Chinese. 15.2: 115-25.
HILLARD, EDWARD. 1992. Whistle and Fontanel: two Mizo (Lushai) texts with commentary. 15.2: 127-49.
BAUER, ROBERT S. 1992. Winkin', blinkin', and nod: a study in historical-comparative semantics of Southeast Asian languages. 15.2: 151-84.
HAYES, LAVAUGHN. 1992. On the common morphological origins of word families in Southeast Asia. 15.2: 185-202.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1992. DGl: a rare donor language. 15.2: 203-05.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1992. Laha reexamined. 15.2: 207-18.
DONEGAN, PATRICIA. 1993. Rhythm and vocalic drift in Munda and Mon-Khmer. 16.1: 1-43.

Volume 16, 1993

Issue 1

NINGOMBA, M. S. 1993. Deictic suffixes in Manipuri. 16.1: 45-56.
GENETTI, CAROL. 1993. On the morphological status of casemarkers in Dolakha Newari. 16.1: 57-73.
ANDVIK, ERIK. 1993. Tshangla verb inflections. 16.1: 75-136.
DRIEM, SJORS VAN. 1993. Ancient Tangut manuscripts rediscovered. 16.1: 137-55.
BRADLEY, DAVID. 1993. Pronouns in Burmese-Lolo. 16.1: 157-215.

Issue 2

HOGAN, LEE C. 1993. A comparison of reconstructed Austronesian, Old Chinese, and Austro-Thai. 16.2: 1-55.
RIDDLE, ELIZABETH M. 1993. The relative marker uas in Hmong. 16.2: 57-68.
BLANKENSHIP, BARBARA , PETER LADEFOGED, PERI BHASKARARAO and CHASE NICHUMENO. 1993. Phonetic structures of Khonoma Angami. 16.2: 69-88.
WATTERS, DAVID E. 1993. Agreement systems and syntactic organization in the Kham verb Nepal. 16.2: 89-112.
DEMPSEY, JAKOB. 1993. 'Ergativity in Milarepa's Rnam.thar': another viewpoint. 16.2: 113-20.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1993. Tibeto-Burman 'split cognates'. 16.2: 121-22.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1993. Sangkong of Yunnan: secondary 'verb pronominalization' in Southern Loloish. 16.2: 123-42.
SUN, JACKSON TIANSHIN. 1993. The linguistic position of Tani (Mirish) in Tibeto-Burman: a lexical assessment. 16.2: 143-88.

Volume 17, 1994

Issue 1

REMPT, BOUDEWIJN. 1994. The verbal agreement system of four Kham languages. 17.1: 1-59.
LA POLLA, RANDY J. 1994. Parallel grammaticalizations in Tibeto-Burman languages: evidence for Sapir's drift. 17.1: 61-80.
KANSAKAR, TEJ R. 1994. Grammaticalization of verbs in classical and modern Newari. 17.1: 81-97.
PARK, INSUN. 1994. Grammaticalized verbs in Hayu. 17.1: 99-123.
SOE, MYINT. 1994. A semantic study of deictic auxiliaries in Burmese. 17.1: 125-39.
HANDEL, ZEV. 1994. Review of A Dictionary of the Northern Dialect of Lisu (China and Southeast Asia). 17.1: 141-54.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1994. Watch out for number ONE: Jingpho ngai 'I' and langai 'one (with some speculations about Jingpho number TWO). 17.1: 155-65.
SAGART, LAURENT. 1994. Discussion note: reply to James A. Matisoff's A key etymology. 17.1: 167-68.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1994. On keys and wedges: comment on Sagart's discussion note. 17.1: 169-71.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1994. On VO vs OV in Southeast Asia. 17.1: 173-74.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1994. Kiranti linking '?' 17.1: 175-75.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1994. Greenberg and I: the case of Southeast Asian vulva. 17.1: 177-78.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1994. Garo and rGyarong (Suomo) prosodies. 17.1: 179-80.

Issue 2

POTISUK, SIRIPONG , JACK GANDOUR and P. HARPER MARY. 1994. F0 correlates of stress in Thai. 17.2: 1-27.
SUN, JACKSON TIANSHIN. 1994. Caodeng rGyalrong phonology: a first look. 17.2: 29-47.
EDMONDSON, JEROLD A. and SHAONI LI. 1994. Voice quality and voice quality change in the Bai language of Yunnan Province. 17.2: 49-68.
DUANMU, SAN. 1994. The phonology of the glottal stop in Garo. 17.2: 69-82.
HOGAN, LEE C. 1994. Nasalization in Lhasa Tibetan. 17.2: 83-102.
NAGANO, SADAKO. 1994. A note on the Tibetan kinship terms khu and zhang. 17.2: 103-15.
COBLIN, W. SOUTH. 1994. An Old Tibetan variant for the word 'fox'. 17.2: 117-19.
KING, JOHN T. 1994. Picking up where Hodgson left off: Further notes on Dhimal. 17.2: 121-32.
BRADLEY, DAVID. 1994. More 'things' in Burmese-Lolo. 17.2: 133-35.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1994. How dull can you get?: buttock and heel in Sino-Tibetan. 17.2: 137-52.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1994. The perils of reconstruction: the case of Proto-Yao. 17.2: 153-54.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1994. A note on genital de-flipflopping, with an apology to Tsou boki. 17.2: 155-57.

Volume 18, 1995

BRADLEY, DAVID. 1995. Grammaticalisation of extent in Mran-Ni. 18.1: 1-28.
DAI, QINGXIA. 1995. The variation of free morphemes in compound words in Jinghpo. 18.1: 29-41.
HUANG, BUFAN. 1995. Conditions for tongenesis and tone split in Tibetan dialects. 18.1: 43-62.
KATO, ATSUHIKO. 1995. The phonological systems of three Pwo Karen dialects. 18.1: 63-103.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1995. On Jingpho 'one' and 'two'. 18.1: 105-06.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1995. Sino-Tibetan kin term *-i suffix. 18.1: 107-09.
BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1995. PTB/PST pronominal *-i suffix. 18.1: 111-15.
TAID, TABU. 1995. Verbal suffixes in Mising. 18.1: 117-28.
SINGH, CHUNGKHAM YASHAWANTA. 1995. The linguistic situation in Manipur. 18.1: 129-34.
LI, XINGYOU. 1995. A comparative study of phonological correspondences in Rgjal Rong and Written Tibetan cognates. 18.1: 135-48.
CHEN, BAOYA. 1995. On the original relationship between Chinese and Kam-Tai. 18.1: 149-71.
WEERA, OSTAPIRAT. 1995. Notes on Laha final -l. 18.1: 173-81.
COOK, RICHARD S. 1995. The etymology of Chinese Chén. 18.2: 1-238.

Volume 19, 1996

Issue 1

SOLNIT, DAVID B. 1996. Some evidence from Biao Min on the initials of Proto-Mienic (Yao) and Proto-Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao). 19.1: 1-18.
BRADLEY, DAVID. 1996. Tibeto-Burman languages of PDR Lao. 19.1: 19-27.
HUANG, BUFAN. 1996. Contemporary traces of the verb suffix *-s in PTB. 19.1: 29-42.
LEHMAN, F. K. 1996. Relative clauses in Lai Chin, with special reference to verb stem alternation and the extension of control theory. 19.1: 43-58.
WEERA, OSTAPIRAT. 1996. Sani's Fortis See-Saw and initial devoicing. 19.1: 59-64.
HANSSON, INGA-LILL. 1996. The interplay between the verb particle /schwa/ and the sentence particles in Akha. 19.1: 65-76.
HANSSON, INGA-LILL. 1996. Object-verb in Akha: the ABB structure. 19.1: 77-95.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1996. The cognate noun/verb construction in Lahu. 19.1: 97-101.
MAZAUDON, MARTINE. 1996. An outline of the historical phonology of the dialects of Nar-Phu (Nepal). 19.1: 103-14.
HOGAN, LEE C. 1996. The moraic structure of Classical Tibetan. 19.1: 115-49.

Issue 2

SUN, HONGKAI. 1996. Case markers of personal pronouns in Tibeto-Burman languages. 19.2: 1-15.
KANSAKAR, TEJ R. 1996. Multilingualism and the language situation in Nepal. 19.2: 17-30.
HARGREAVES, DAVID. 1996. From interrogation to topicalization: Proto-Tibeto-Burman *la in Kathmandu Newar. 19.2: 31-44.
FEURER, HANNY. 1996. The contemporary use of honorifics in Lhasa Tibetan. 19.2: 45-54.
WANG, XIAOSONG. 1996. Prolegomenon to Rgyalthang Tibetan phonology. 19.2: 55-67.
HONGLADAROM, KRISADAWAN. 1996. Rgyalthang Tibetan of Yunnan: a preliminary report. 19.2: 69-92.
SAREP, HPUNG. 1996. A study of the morphology of verbs and nouns in the Sinwal dialect of the Rawang language. 19.2: 93-184.

Volume 20, 1997

Issue 1

MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1997. In memoriam: Paul K. Benedict (1912-1997). 20.1-8.
FU, MAOJI. 1997. A descriptive grammar of Lolo. 20.1: 1-242.
XU, LIN. 1997. The life and works of Fu Maoji. 20.1: xi-xxviii.
XU, LIN. 1997. Foreword to special issue: Fu Maoji, A descriptive grammar of Lolo. 20.1: xxix-xxxii.

Issue 2

MELNIK, NURIT. 1997. The sound system of Lai. 20.2: 9-19; 125-27.
ROENGPITYA, RUNGPAT. 1997. Glottal stop and glottalization in Lai (connected speech). 20.2: 21-56; 113-62.
PATENT, JASON D. 1997. Lai verb lists. 20.2: 57-112.
MELNIK, NURIT. 1997. Verbal alternations in Lai. 20.2: 163-72.
KAVITSKAYA, DARYA. 1997. Tense and aspect in Lai Chin. 20.2: 173-213.

Volume 21, 1998

Issue 1

SMITH, TOMOKO YAMASHITA. 1998. The middle voice in Lai. 21.1: 1-52.
BARNES, JONATHAN. 1998. Tsuu khaa tii hla?: deixis, demonstratives and discourse particles in Lai Chin. 21.1: 53-86.
PETERSON, DAVID A. 1998. The morphosyntax of transitivization in Lai (Haka Chin). 21.1: 87-153.
PATENT, JASON D. 1998. A willy-nilly look at Lai ideophones. 21.1: 155-200.
VANBIK, KENNETH. 1998. Lai psycho-collocations. 21.1: 201-33.
WEERA, OSTAPIRAT. 1998. Tiddim Chin tones in historical perspective. 21.1: 235-48.

Issue 2

BENEDICT, PAUL K. 1998. The first person pronoun in Archaic Chinese, with a note on duplex characters. 21.2: 1-2.
SCHUESSLER, AXEL. 1998. Another note on Old Tibetan rje-blas. 21.2: 3-4.
SINGH, CHUNGKHAM YASHAWANTA. 1998. The impersonal construction in Manipuri (Meithei). 21.2: 5-12.
BURLING, ROBBINS AND L. AMON PHOM. 1998. Phom phonology and word list. 21.2: 13-42.
BURLING, ROBBINS AND MANKAI WANGSU. 1998. Wancho phonology and word list. 21.2: 43-71.
BILMES, LEELA. 1998. The /ka-/ and /kra-/ prefixes in Thai. 21.2: 73-96.
RATLIFF, MARTHA. 1998. Ho Ne (She) is Hmongic: one final argument. 21.2: 97-109.
HOGAN, LEE C. 1998. Austronesian roots and Sino-Tibetan: some lexical correspondences. 21.2: 111-221.

Volume 22, 1999

Issue 1

EDMONDSON, JEROLD A. and LAMA ZIWO. 1999. Laghuu or Xá Phó, a new language of the Yi group. 22.1: 1-10.
FEURER, HANNY and FUQUAN YANG. 1999. Greetings among Naxi and Kham Tibetans on Yunnan's high plateau. 22.1: 11-58.
FULOP, SEAN A. and DOBROVOLSKY MICHAEL. 1999. An instrumental analysis of Sharchhop obstruents. 22.1: 59-70.
LIN, YING-CHIN. 1999. What did Qiangic peoples call the twelve months? , 22.1: 71-95.
MAKLEY, CHARLENE KEITH DEDE HUA KAN and QINGSHAN WANG. 1999. The Amdo dialect of Labrang. 22.1: 97-127.
MISHRA, AWADHESH K. 1999. The Manipuris in the Barak Valley: a case study of language maintenance. 22.1: 129-37.
SHARMA, HANJABAM SURMANGOL. 1999. A comparison between Khasi and Manipuri word order. 22.1: 139-48.
SUBBARAO, K. V. and KEVICHÜSA MIMI. 1999. Internal relative clauses in Tenyidie (Angami). 22.1: 149-81.
SUN, HONGKAI. 1999. The category of causative verbs in Tibeto-Burman languages. 22.1: 183-99.
WEERA, OSTAPIRAT. 1999. Half and plus is minus. 22.1: 201-03.

Issue 2

FERLUS, MICHEL. 1999. Phonétique historique et écriture du chinois: réflexions à propos de la série phonogrammique GSR 94. 22.2: 1-20.
CHEN, ZHONGMIN. 1999. The common origin of diminutives in southern Chinese dialects and Southeast Asian languages. 22.2: 21-47.
DAI, QINGXIA. 1999. On the languages of the Jingpo nationality. 22.2: 49-59.
SUN, HONGKAI. 1999. On the Himalayan languages of the eastern Himalayan area in China. 22.2: 61-72.
SCHUESSLER, AXEL. 1999. Kanauri am 'path'. 22.2: 73-75.
HALLER, FELIX. 1999. A brief comparison of register tone in Central Tibetan and Kham Tibetan. 22.2: 77-97.
HOGAN, LEE C. 1999. The Old Tibetan terminative -su. 22.2: 99-120.
NEUKOM, LUKAS. 1999. Phonological typology of northeast India. 22.2: 121-47.
SINGH, CHUNGKHAM YASHAWANTA. 1999. Tense and aspect in Kuki-Chin. 22.2: 149-68.
BURLING, ROBBINS. 1999. On Kamarupan. 22.2: 169-71.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 1999. In defense of 'Kamarupan'. 22.2: 173-82.
XU, SHIXUAN. 1999. Aspect and tense in the Bisu language. 22.2: 183-97.
ZIDE, NORMAN. 1999. Three Munda scripts. 22.2: 199-232.

Volume 23, 2000

Issue 1

WEERA, OSTAPIRAT. 2000. Proto-Kra. 23.1: 1-251.

Issue 2

BICKEL, BALTHASAR. 2000. Introduction: person and evidence in Himalayan languages. 23.2: 1-11.
PETERSON, JOHN. 2000. Evidentials, inferentials, and mirativity in Nepali. 23.2: 13-37.
ZEISLER, BETTINA. 2000. Narrative conventions in Tibetan languages: the issue of mirativity. 23.2: 39-77.
BIELMEIER, ROLAND. 2000. Syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic-epistemic functions of auxiliaries in Western Tibetan. 23.2: 79-125.
VOLKART, MARIANNE. 2000. The meaning of the auxiliary morpheme 'dug in the aspect systems of Central Tibetan dialects. 23.2: 127-53.
HUBER, BRIGITTE. 2000. Preliminary report on evidential categories in Lende Tibetan (Kyirong). 23.2: 155-74.
HALLER, FELIX. 2000. The Verbal categories of Shigatse Tibetan and Themchen Tibetan. 23.2: 175-91.

Volume 24, 2001

Issue 1

HÄSLER, KATRIN. 2001. An empathy-based approach to the description of the verb system of the Dege dialect of Tibetan. 24.1: 1-34.
HEIN, VERONIKA. 2001. The role of the speaker in the verbal system of the Tibetan dialect of Tabo/Spiti. 24.1: 35-48.
TOURNADRE, NICOLAS. 2001. Final auxiliary verbs in literary Tibetan and in the dialects. 24.1: 49-111.
JACQUESSON, FRANÇOIS. 2001. Person-marking in TB languages, Northeastern India. 24.1: 113-44.
MICHAILOVSKY, BOYD. 2001. Limbu nous autres and first person morphology. 24.1: 145-56.
MICHAILOVSKY, BOYD. 2001. Notes on Brian Hodgson's Limbu paradigms (1857). 24.1: 157-61.
KING, JOHN T. 2001. The affinal kin register in Dhimal. 24.1: 163-82.

Issue 2

LA POLLA, RANDY J. 2001. Dulong texts: seven fully analyzed narrative and procedural texts. 24.2: 1-39.
BURLING, ROBBINS AND U. V. JOSEPH. 2001. Tone correspondences among the Bodo languages. 24.2: 41-55.
JOSEPH, U. V. and BURLING ROBBINS. 2001. Tone correspondences among the Bodo languages. 24.2: 41-55.
DING, PICUS SHIZHI. 2001. The pitch-accent system of Niuwozi Prinmi. 24.2: 57-83.
BIELENBERG, BRIAN and NIENU ZHALIE. 2001. Chokri (Phek dialect): phonetics and phonology. 24.2: 85-122.
NIENU, ZHALIE and BIELENBERG BRIAN. 2001. Chokri (Phek dialect): phonetics and phonology. 24.2: 85-122.
HARTMANN, HELGA. 2002. Prenasalization and preglottalization in Daai Chin, with parallel examples from Mro and Mara. 24.2: 123-42.
HARTMANN, HELGA. 2002. Function of naak/na in Daai Chin with examples from other Chin languages. 24.2: 143-56.
BEDELL, GEORGE. 2001. The syntax of deixis in Lai. 24.2: 157-71.
NOONAN, MICHAEL. 2001. The double demonstratives of Chantyal. 24.2: 173-88.
LESTER, PETER and FACHENG ZHOU. 2001. Negation in Qiang grammar. 24.2: 189-203.
ZHOU, FACHENG and LESTER PETER. 2001. Negation in Qiang grammar. 24.2: 189-203.
DEMPSEY, JAKOB. 2001. Remarks on the vowel system of old Burmese. 24.2: 205-34. Errata 26.1 183.
ANDERSON, GREGORY and EGGERT RANDALL. 2001. A typology of verb agreement in Burushaski. 24.2: 235-53.
EGGERT, RANDALL and ANDERSON GREGORY. 2001. A typology of verb agreement in Burushaski. 24.2: 235-53.
WATTERS, STEPHEN A. 2002. The sounds and tones of five Tibetan languages of the Himalayan region. 25.1: 1-65.

Volume 25, 2002

Issue 1

RISCHEL, JØRGEN. 2002. Notes on the pronunciation of an eastern variety of Burmese. 25.1: 67-93.
HANDEL, ZEV. 2002. Proto-Lolo-Burmese velar clusters and the origin of Lisu palatal sibilants. 25.1: 95-112.
HYMAN, LARRY M. and VANBIK KENNETH. 2002. Tone and stem2-formation in Hakha Lai. 25.1: 113-21.
L'FFLER, LORENZ. 2002. Some notes on Maraa. 25.1: 123-36.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 2002. Wedge issues. 25.1: 137-64.
SAXENA, ANJU. 2002. Speech reporting strategies in Kinnauri narratives. 25.1: 165-90.
HONDA, ISAO. 2002. Seke phonology: a comparative study of three Seke dialects. 25.1: 191-210.
LAMA, ZIWO. 2002. Vowel tenseness and assimilation in Yi: a feature geometry study. 25.1: 211-38.

Issue 2

SUN, HONGKAI. 2002. A discussion of Qiang bilingualism, with concurrent comments on the influence of Chinese on the Qiang language. 25.2: 1-25.
IKEDA, TAKUMI. 2002. On pitch accent in the Mu-nya language. 25.2: 27-45.
DEVI, SARJU and K. V. SUBBARAO. 2002. Reduplication and case copying: the case of lexical anaphors in Manipuri and Telegu. 25.2: 47-72.
SINGH, S. IMOBA and L. SARBAJIT SINGH. 2002. Manipuri adjectives, a new approach. 25.2: 73-80.
HARTMANN, HELGA. 2002. Verb stem alternation in Daai Chin. 25.2: 81-97.
VANBIK, KENNETH. 2002. Three types of causative constructions in Hakha Lai. 25.2: 99-122.
L'FFLER, LORENZ. 2002. The tonal system of Chin final stops. 25.2: 123-53.
RASTOGI, KAVITA. 2002. Raji: language of a vanishing Himalayan tribe. 25.2: 155-67.
COBLIN, W. SOUTH. 2002. On certain functions of 'a-chung in early Tibetan transcriptional texts. 25.2: 169-84.
SAXENA, ANJU. 2002. Request and command in Kinnauri: the pragmatics of translating politeness. 25.2: 185-93.
CHEN, BAOYA and FANG HE. 2002. Relativistic rank analysis of kernel consistent corresponding words between Chinese and Kam-Tai. 25.2: 195-223.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 2002. The present state of PST/PTB reconstruction: can we even write a fable in Proto-Lolo-Burmese? , 25.2: 225-42.
MORTENSEN, DAVID. 2002. Review of Les langues Hmong-Mjen (Miao-Yao): Phonologie historique by Barbara Niederer. 25.2: 243-46.

Volume 26, 2003

HUANG, BUFAN. 2003. Relative clauses in Kyirong Tibetan. 26.1: 1-14.
SHINTANI, TADAHIKO. 2003. Notes à propos de l'étymologie du mot karen. 26.1: 17-23.
LEHMAN, F. K. and HLUN CEU. 2003. The proper syntax of case and the determiner phrase (DP) in Lai Chin. 26.1: 25-35.
LAHAUSSOIS, AIMéE. 2003. Nominalization and its various uses in Thulung Rai. 26.1: 37-62.
DEMPSEY, JAKOB. 2003. Analysis of Rime-Groups in Northern-Burmish. 26.1: 63-124.
RATLIFF, MARTHA. 2003. Review of Jiongnaiyu Yanjiu [A study of Jiongnai] by Mao Zongwu and Li Yunbing. 26.1: 125-27.
MORTENSEN, DAVID. 2003. Review of Bahengyu Yanjiu [Research on the Pahng language] by Mao Zongwu and Li Yunbing. 26.1: 129-38.
NORQUEST, PETER. 2003. Review of The Yanghuang language by BO Wenze. 26.1: 139-46.
HANDEL, ZEV. 2003. Review of Rouruoyu yanjiu [A study of Rouruo] by Sun Hongkai, Huang Chenglong, and Zhou Maocao. 26.1: 147-68.
EDMONDSON, JEROLD A. 2003. Review of Lajiyu Yanjiu by Li Yunbing. 26.1: 169-87.

Volume 27, 2004

OPGENORT, JEAN ROBERT. 2004. Implosive and preglottalized stops in Kiranti. 27.1: 1-27.
DEVI, HAJARIMAYUM SUBADANI. 2004. Loanwords in Manipuri and their impact. 27.1: 29-60.
L'FFLER, LORENZ. 2004. Some notes on Maraa: II. 27.1: 61-87.
PRAMODINI, N. 2004. Taboo in Meiteiron. 27.1: 89-110.
HANDEL, ZEV. 2004. Review of A study of Sangkong by Li Yongsui. 27.1: 111-42.
NORQUEST, PETER. 2004. Review of Moyu Yanjiu [A study of Mak] by YANG Tongyin. 27.1: 143-56.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 2004. HPTB addenda and corrigenda #1. 27.1: 157-60.

Volume 28, 2005

Issue 1

HILDEBRANDT, KRISTINE A. 2005. A phonetic analysis of Manange segmental and suprasegmental properties. 28.1: 1-36.
PRAMODINI, N. 2005. Gender differences in Meiteiron. 28.1: 37-69.
BETHOLIA, CHANDAM. 2005. Politeness and power: An analysis of Meiteilon suffixes. 28.1: 71-87.
NOONAN, MICHAEL. 2005. Review of A grammar of Kham by David Watters. 28.1: 89-97.
WEERA, OSTAPIRAT. 2005. Review of The Cun language by Ouyang Jueya. 28.1: 99-105.
THURGOOD, GRAHAM. 2005. Review of A Grammar of Qiang, with annotated texts and glossary by Randy J. LaPolla with Chenglong Huang. 28.1: 107-10.
NOONAN, MICHAEL. 2005. Corrections to 'Recent language contact in the Nepal Himalaya', in David Bradley, et al., Language Variation: Papers on variation and change in the Sinosphere and Indosphere in Honour of James A. Matisoff. 28.1: 111-16.

Issue 2 (publication moved to La Trobe University, Australia)

CHIRKOVA, KATIA. 2005. Báima nominal postpositions and their etymology. 28.2: 1-41.
PELKEY, JAMIN R. 2005. Puzzling over Phula: toward the synthesis and statement of a sub-branch. 28.2: 43-78.
JOSEPH, U. V. 2005. Causatives in Rabha. 28.2: 79-106.
HILL, NATHAN W. 2005. Once more on the letter འ , 28.2: 107-37.
MOREY, STEPHEN. 2005. Tonal change in the Tai languages of Northeast India. 28.2: 139-202.
PELKEY, JAMIN R. 2005. Report on the 38th ICSTLL: Xiamen University, October 28-31, 2005. 28.2: 203-06.

Volume 29, 2006

Issue 1

LI, JINFAN and YONGXIAN LUO. 2006. Notes on Paha Buyang. 29.1: 1-40.
POST, MARK. 2006. Compounding and the structure of the Tani lexicon. 29.1: 41-60.
MICHAUD, ALEXIS. 2006. Tonal Reassociation and Rising Tonal Contours in Naxi. 29.1: 61-94.
MATISOFF, JAMES A. 2006. Much Adu about something: extrusional labiovelars in a Northern Yi patois. 29.1: 95-106.
SUN, JACKSON TIANSHIN. 2006. Special Linguistic Features of gSerpa Tibetan. 29.1: 107-26.
WALTERS, SUSAN and ATQI NDAXIT. 2006. Existential clauses in Nosu Yi texts. 29.1: 127-48.
MOREY, STEPHEN. 2006. North East India Linguistic Society: Report of the 1st conference, February 2006. 29.1: 149-50.
COUPE, A. R. 2006. Report on the 11th Himalayan Languages Symposium and Workshop on Old Tibetan. 29.1: 151-52.

Issue 2

MACKEN, MARLYS and HANH T. NGUYEN. 2006. Nói Lái and the structure of the syllable. 29.2: 1-58.
HALLER, FELIX. 2006. Verbal Valence in Shigatse Tibetan and Themchen Tibetan. 29.2: 59-74.
HILL, NATHAN W. 2006. Tibetan vwa 'fox' and the Sound Change Tibeto-Burman *wa > Tibetan o. 29.2: 75-90.
EVANS, JONATHON. 2006. Origins of Vowel Pharyngealization in Hongyan Qiang. 29.2: 91-124.
HAJEK, JOHN. 2006. On doubly articulated labial-velar stops and nasals in Tibeto-Burman. 29.2: 125-34.
COBLIN, W. SOUTH. 2006. Two Notes on Táng-time Tibetan Transcriptions of Chinese. 29.2: 135-38.
POST, MARK. 2006. Review of Morey (2005) The Tai languages of Assam - A grammar and texts. Canberra, Pacific Linguistics. 29.2: 139-50.

Volume 30, 2007

Issue 1

THOUNAOJAM, HARIMON and SHOBHANA L. CHELLIAH. 2007. The Lamkang language: Grammatical sketch, texts and lexicon. 30.1: 1-212.
BRADLEY, DAVID. 2007. Report on the 12th Himalayan Languages Symposium and on the 27th Annual Conference of the Linguistic Society of Nepal, Tribhuvan University, Kirtipur, Kathmandu, Nepal, 26-28 November 2006. 30.1: 213-14.
BRADLEY, DAVID. 2007. Report on the 2nd Workshop on Heritage Maintenance for Endangered Languages in Yunnan, China, Yuxi Normal Institute, Yuxi, Yunnan, China, 3-5 December 2006. 30.1: 217-18.
LOWES, GWENDOLYN. 2007. Report on the 2nd Annual Meeting of the North East India Linguistic Society, Guwahati, Assam, India, 5-9 February 2007. 30.1: 219-22.

Issue 2 (Special Issue on Evidentials, with Guest Co-Editor Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald)

Alexandra Y. AIKHENVALD and Randy J. LAPOLLA. 2007. New perspectives on evidentials: a view from Tibeto-Burman. LTBA 30.2:1-16. 
Krisadawan HONGLADAROM. 2007. Evidentiality in Rgyalthang Tibetan. LTBA 30.2:17-44. 
Liberty A. LIDZ. 2007. Evidentiality in Yongning Na (Mosuo) . LTBA 30.2:45-88. 
Christina M. WILLIS . 2007. Evidentiality in Darma (Tibeto-Burman). LTBA 30.2:89-124. 
SHIRAI Satoko. 2007. Evidentials and evidential-like categories in nDrapa. LTBA 30.2:125-150. 
Karen GRÜNOW-HÅRSTA. 2007. Evidentiality and mirativity in Magar. LTBA 30.2:151-194. 
Veronika HEIN. 2007. The mirative and its interplay with evidentiality in the Tibetan dialect of Tabo (Spiti) . LTBA 30.2:195-214. 
David B. SOLNIT. 2007. Review of ‘A Study of the Biao Language, by Liang Min and Zhang Junru, Beijing: Central Nationalities University Press, 2002. LTBA 30.2:215-230. 
Heleen PLAISIER. 2007. Review of ‘A grammar of Kulung’ (Languages of the greater Himalayan Region 4), by Gerard J. Tolsma, Leiden: Brill, 2006. LTBA 30.2:231-234. 
Jens KARLSSON. 2007. Report on the 40th International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics (ICSTLL), held at Heilongjiang University, Harbin, PRC September 26-29, 2007. LTBA 30.2:235-240. 

Volume 31, 2008

Issue 1

Matthew S. Dryer. 2008. Word Order in Tibeto-Burman Languages. 31.1:1-84.
Hiroyuki Suzuki. 2008. Nouveau Regard Sur Les Dialectes Tibetains a l'est d'Aba: Phonetique Et Classification Du Dialecte De Sharkhog [Songpan-Jiuzhaigou]. 31.1:85-108.
David A. Peterson. 2008. Bangladesh Khumi Verbal Classifiers and Kuki-Chin ‘Chiming’. 31.1:109-138.
Katia Chirkova. 2008. Review of Qiāngyǔ Yánjiū [A Study Of Qiang] by Huáng Bùfán And Zhōu Fācháng. 31.1:139-146.
Kazuyuki Kiryu. 2008. Review of Newār (Nepāl Bhāṣā) by Austin Hale & Kedār P. Shrestha. 31.1:147-152.
Guillaume Jacques. 2008. Review of Shànggŭ Hànyŭ Xíngtài Yánjiū [A Study Of Old Chinese Morphology] by Jīn Lĭxīn. 31.1:153-162.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. 31.1:163

Issue 2 (Special Issue on Nominalization, with Guest Editor A. R. Coupe)

A.R. COUPE. 2008. From the Guest Editor. 31.2:i-viii.
David WATTERS. 2008. Nominalization in the Kiranti and Central Himalayish languages of Nepal. 31.2:1-43.
Randy J. LAPOLLA. 2008. Nominalization in Rawang. 31.2:45-65.
Marius A. DOORNENBAL. 2008. Nominalization in Bantawa. 31.2:67-96.
Carol GENETTI, A.R. COUPE, Ellen BARTEE, Kristine HILDEBRANDT & You-Jing LIN. 2008. Syntactic aspects of nominalization in five Tibeto-Burman languages of the Himalayan area. 31.2:97-144.
James A. MATISOFF. 2008. Review of The language of the Modhupur Mandi by Robbins Burling. 31.2:145-164.
Gwendolyn HYSLOP. 2008. Review of A grammar of Lepcha by Heleen Plaiser. 31.2:165-172.
Linda KONNERTH & Dan WOODS . 2008. Report on NEILS3. 31.2:173-176.
Mark W. POST. 2008. Report on Conference on the Origins and Migrations among Tibeto-Burman Speakers. 31.2:177-180.
Christina M. WILLIS. 2008. Report on HLS14. 31.2:181-182.
David BRADLEY. 2008. Report on ICSTLL41. 31.2:183-184.
LTBA ANNOUNCEMENTS. 31.2:185-189.

Volume 32, 2009

Issue 1

Katia CHIRKOVA. 2009. Shixing, a Sino-Tibetan language of South-West China: A grammatical sketch with two appended texts. 32.1:1
Ross PERLIN. 2009. Language attitudes of the T'rung. 32.1:91
Nathan W. HILL. 2009. Tibetan <h-> as a plain initial and its place in Old Tibetan phonology. 32.1:115
Guillaume JACQUES. 2009. Tibetan wa-zur and Laufer's law. 32.1:141
Gwendolyn HYSLOP. 2009. Review of A grammar of Jero by Jean Robert Opgenort. 32.1:145
ANNOUNCEMENTS. 32.1:153

Issue 2

YANG Zhenhong. 2009. An overview of the Mosuo language. 32.2:1-44.
Felix HALLER. 2009. Switch reference in Tibetan. 32.2:45-70.
Atsuhiko KATO. 2009. Valence-changing particles in Pwo Karen. 32.2:71-102.
W. South COBLIN. 2009. The phonetic values of the Tibetan letter r in Tibeto-Chinese transcriptional texts from Dunhuang. 32.2:103-106.
John HAJEK. 2009. Labiodental nasal ɱ in the Angami area. 32.2:107-118.
Dominic YU. 2009. Report on the 15th Himalayan Languages Symposium. 32.2:119-120.
LTBA Announcements. 32.2:121

Volume 33, 2010

Issue 1

Gwendolyn HYSLOP. 2010. Kurtop case: The pragmatic ergative and beyond. 33.1:1.
SAKAMOTO Ayako. 2010. Attendant word complex in Khmer (Cambodian). 33.1:41.
Jacob CAWTHORNE. 2010. Translation of ‘The structure of the Naxi pictographic script’, Chapter 3 in A dictionary of Naxi Pictographs by Fang Guoyu. 33.1:71.
Nathan W. HILL. 2010. A note on the phonetic evolution of yod-pa-red in Central Tibetan. 33.1:93.
Deborah KING. 2010. Book Review: North East Indian Linguistics. 33.1:95.
Mark W. POST. 2010. Book Review: A Reference Grammar of Thai. 33.1:99.
Kirk R. PERSON & Andrew CARSON. 2010. Conference Report: SEALS XIX. 33.1:109.
HUZIWARA Keisuke. 2010. Conference Report: NEILS 4. 33.1:111.
Stephen MOREY. 2010. Conference Report: NEILS 5. 33.1:115.
LTBA Announcements. 33.1:117.

Issue 2

David HOLM. 2010. Linguistic diversity along the China-Vietnam border. 33.2:1.
David BRADLEY. 2010. Evidence and certainty in Lisu. 33.2:63.
Mark WANNEMACHER. 2010. The basic structure of the Zaiwa noun phrase. 33.2:85.
Kenneth VANBIK. 2010. The Syntax of Psycho-collocations in Hakha Lai. 33.2:137.
LTBA Announcements. 33.2:151.

Volume 34, 2011

Issue 1

Alexis MICHAUD. 2011. The tones of numerals and numeral-plus-classifier phrases: On structural similarities between Naxi, Na and Laze. 33.1: 1-26.
Jan-Olof SVANTESSON. 2011. The representation of Tai onsets in Kammu loanwords. 33.1: 27-84.
Pauthang HAOKIP. 2011. The languages of Manipur: A case study of the Kuki-Chin languages. 33.1: 85-118.
James A. MATISOFF. 2011. Review of A grammar of Mongsen Ao. 33.1: 119-134.
Robbins BURLING. 2011. Review of Kinship in Southeastern Asia. 33.1: 135-138.
Kristine A. HILDEBRANDT. 2011. Review of Rabha. 33.1: 139-144.
Guillaume JACQUES. 2011. Review of Zangyu cizu yanjiu (A study on word families in Tibetan). 33.1: 145-150.
Thomas M. TEHAN and William J. HANNA. 2011. Review of Southern Lisu Dictionary. 33.1: 151-156.
Fuminobu NISHIDA. 2011. Conference Report: MTBLS5 & HLS16. 33.1: 157-158.
Amos TEO. 2011. Conference report: NEILS6. 33.1: 159-162.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. 33.1: 163.

Issue 2: Special Issue on Optional Case Marking, Part I

Shobhana CHELLIA & Gwendolyn HYSLOP. 2011. Introduction to Special Issue on Optional Case Marking in Tibeto-Burman. 34.2: 1-7.
Scott DELANCEY. 2011. “Optional” “Ergativity” in Tibeto-Burman Languages. 34.2: 9-20.
Alexander R. COUPE. 2011. On Core Case Marking Patterns in Two Tibeto-Burman Languages of Nagaland. 34.2: 21-47.
Liberty LIDZ. 2011. Agentive Marking in Yongning Na (Mosou). 34.2: 49-72.
David A. PETERSON. 2011. Core Participant Marking in Khumi. 34.2: 73-100.
Christina WILLIS. 2011. Optional Case Marking in Darma (Tibeto-Burman). 34.2: 101-132.
Martine MAZAUDON. 2011. Obituary Richard Keith Sprigg. 34.2: 133.
LTBA Announcements. 34.2: 135-142.

Volume 35, 2012

Issue 1: Special Issue on Optional Case Marking, Part II

Stephen MOREY. 2012. The Singpho Agentive - Functions and Meanings . 35.1: 1-14.
Hideo SAWADA. 2012. Optional Marking of NPs with Core Case Functions P and A in Lhaovo. 35.1: 15-34.
Hiroyuki SUZUKI. 2012. Ergative Marking in Nyagrong-Minyag (Xinlong, Sichuan). 35.1: 35-48.
Amos TEO. 2012. Sumi Agentive and Topic Markers: no and ye. 35.1:49-74.
Bettina ZEISLER. 2012. Practical issues of pragmatic case marking variations in the Kenhat varieties of Ladakh. 35.1:75-106.
Katie L. BUTLER. 2012. Review of English-Lahu Lexicon (UC Publication in Linguistics, 139), by James A. Matisoff. 107-111.
Mark W. POST. 2012. Oral Literature in the Eastern Himalaya: Review of The Sun Rises: A Shaman’s Chant, Ritual Exchange, and Fertility in the Apatani Valley, by Stuart Blackburn. 35.1:113-125.
LTBA Announcements. 35.1: 127-135.

Issue 2

R. Jeffrey GREEN: The phonology of voicing and aspiration in Amdo Tibetan. 35.2: 1-31.
Felix HALLER: Vowel harmony in Shigatse Tibetan. 35.2: 33-47.
Boyd MICHAILOVSKY: Internal reconstruction of the Dumi verb: lexical bases and stem formation. 35.2: 49-87.
Guillaume JACQUES: A new transcription system for Old and Classical Tibetan. 35.2: 89-96.
Martine MAZAUDON: The influence of tone and affrication on manner - some irregular manner correspondences in the Tamang group. 35.2: 97-112.
Cathryn YANG: Classifying Lalo languages - sub-grouping, phonetic distance, and intelligibility. 35.2: 113-137.
Lauren GAWNE and Amos TEO: Conference report - NEILS 7. 35.2: 139-141 LTBA Announcements. 35.2: 143-145.

Volume 36, 2013

Issue 1

David R. MORTENSEN & James A. MILLER. 2013. A reconstruction of Proto-Tangkhulic rhymes. 36.1: 1–32
William J. HANNA. 2013. Elaborate expressions in Tai Lue. 36.1: 33–56
Nathan W. HILL. 2013. Three notes on Laufer’s law. 36.1: 57–71
Ampika RATTANAPITAK. 2013. Request strategies in Burmese. 36.1: 73–90
Virginia DAWSON. 2013. Person marking in Tiwa. 36.1: 91–99
Hiroyuki SUZUKI. 2013. Extraordinary sound development of **s* and **z* in mBalhag Tibetan (Shangri-la, Yunnan). 36.1: 101–110
Nicolas TOURNADRE. 2013. Review of Nominalization in Asian languages: diachronic and typological perspectives, ed. by Foong Ha Yap, Karen Grunow-Harsta & Janick Wrona. 36.1: 111–125
Robbins BURLING. 2013. Discussion note: More on “Kamarupan”. 36.1: 127–129
Jean-Cyrille LY VAN TU. 2013. Conference report: SEALS 22. 36.1: 131–133

Issue 2

Guillaume JACQUES. 2013. Applicative and tropative derivations in Japhug Rgyalrong. 36.2: 1-13
James A. MATISOFF. 2013. Re-examining the genetic position of Jingpho: putting flesh on the bones of the Jingpho/Luish relationship. 36.2: 15-95
Justin WATKINS. 2013. A first account of tone in Myebon Sumtu. 36.2: 97-127
Alexis MICHAUD. 2013. Review of A Naxi-Chinese-English Dictionary (Naqxi-Habaq-Yiyu Ceeqdiai / 纳西汉英词典). 36.2: 129-137
Linda KONNERTH. 2013. Conference Report: ICSTLL46. 36.2: 139-141
André BOSCH, Peter APPLEBY & Christopher WEEDALL. 2013. Conference Report: HLS19. 36.2: 143-145