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Foreignword.com - Dictionary Search Tool - DictSearch - Search in over 170 on-line dictionaries - English
URL: http://www.foreignword.com/Tools/dictsrch.asp?p=files/f_211_40.htm

The Dictionary of Sardinian Language and Culture (Condaghes, Cagliari 2000 - from which the Ditzionāriu Online derives) is the first dictionary of the Sardinian language written just like a normal dictionary of any other language. The main purpose of the "Ditzionāriu Online" is to make the Sardinian Language "virtually" reachable from all over the world. Anyone who has a Personal Computer and an Internet connection may consult the most complete database on Sardinian that is now available. Approximately 93,000 words.

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Euromosaic - Sardinian in Italy - English
URL: http://www.uoc.es/euromosaic/web/document/sard/an/i1/i1.html

General history and history of the language.

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Sa Limba Sarda - English
URL: http://www.limbasarda.it/square.htm

Includes grammar and poetry.

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Sardinian Grammar - English
URL: http://salimba.freeweb.supereva.it/grammar.htm?p

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Euromosaic - Sardinian language use survey - English
URL: http://www.uoc.es/euromosaic/web/document/sard/an/e1/e1.html

This survey was undertaken by a team of Sardinian speakers in ten sampling points distributed across Sardinia involving the provinces of Sassarese, Nuorese, Monte Ferru, Barbagia, Oristano, Marmilla, Iglesiente, Campidano di Cagliari and the city of Cagliari. Given that no census data was available by which a representative sample could be developed it was decided to create a quota sample based upon equal distribution by gender, social class and age at each sampling point in order that internal comparison across these demographic variables could be facilitated.

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Sardinian language - English
URL: http://indoeuro.bizland.com/tree/ital/sardinian.html

The grammar is also archaic preserving many of Latin or Popular Latin inflections and forms, e.g. the 3rd person singular -t of verbs. Genders are kept, as well as many Latin tenses and verbal forms: infinitive has -re ending. Even the noun and adjective ending -u means a relict of Latin -us lost in all other Romance tongues. The definite article was formed from Latin ipse, while other Romance languages used ille to form it.

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Limba e curtura de sa Sardigna / Sardinian Language and Culture - English
URL: http://www.spinfo.uni-koeln.de/mensch/sardengl.html

Ditzionariu basilare de sa limba sarda (Bersione esperimentale) Littera de presentatzione. Lista de distributzione "sa-Limba" (mailing list). CHAT IN SARDU. S'istoria de sa Sardigna / Sardinian History. Sa limba sarda / The Sardinian Language. Carta linguėstica / Linguistic Map. Testos in sardu / Sardinian Texts.

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GeoNative - Table Index - English
URL: http://www.geocities.com/athens/9479/tables.html

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A list of placename tables for minority and native languages, arranged by minorities and states. Maps are also available.

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