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Expand Up @@ -311,7 +311,7 @@ Clark-2008-441 Clark, Eddie R. 2008 441 areal, questionnaire English Mienic lan
Sawka-2019-201 Sawka, Kenneth S. and Mbewe, Christopher and Josephat, Daka and Schwertfeger, Jacob 2019 201 basic, areal, questionnaire English Toka-Leya variants and closely related Tonga languages https://www.sil.org/resources/publications/entry/80878 Sawka2019 This word list was used for a lexicostatistical analysis of Toka-Leya in Zambia. 201 concepts were used to compare 11 languages and varieties, although the authors stated that there were 202 concepts. Almost all of the words were assigned to semantic categories. 44-52
Smeltzer-1995-300 Smeltzer, Brad and Smeltzer, Susan 1995 300 basic, questionnaire French Bozo languages http://llacan.vjf.cnrs.fr/PDF/Mandenkan30/bozoRapport.pdf Smeltzer1995 The 300-item list was used in a survey of the Bozo language varieties spoken in the Inner Niger River Delta in Mali. As pointed out by the authors, it includes a 100-word list of Swadesh, which is most likely to be [the one dated back to 1971](:ref:Swadesh-1971-100), with the exception of the personal pronouns, negation, determiners and the colors of green and yellow. The gloss *voler* is used in the list two times, referring to either the act of stealing or flying, but in both cases it is unclear which of these two sense is meant. 55-101
List-2018-1105 List, Johann-Mattis and Greenhill, Simon J. and Anderson, Cormac and Mayer, Thomas and Tresoldi, Tiago and Forkel, Robert 2018 1105 annotated, relations, ranked English Global http://clics.clld.org List2018 This is the concept list underlying the second release of the [Database of Cross-Linguistic Colexifications (CLICS2)](http://clics.clld.org) (for the first version see, [List 2014](:bib:List2014). Based on the CLDF framework, 15 data sets were included in the second version of CLICS. The data comprises 1220 language varieties and 2486 distinct Concepticon concept sets. Instead of providing full graphs for the networks, we provide links to the major clusters for each concept in CLICS. The column ``CENTRAL_CONCEPT`` lists the most central node in each of the community clusters in CLICS2. The community identifier is listed in column ``COMMUNITY``. The columns ``FAMILY_FREQUENCY``, ``LANGUAGE_FREQUENCY`` and ``WORD_FREQUENCY`` list the number of times a translation for a given concept occurs in the CLICS2 data. The columns ``DEGREE``, ``WEIGHTED_FAMILY_DEGREE`` and ``WEIGHTED_LANGUAGE_DEGREE`` contain the unweighted and weighted degree for each node.
Rzymski-2020-1624 Christoph Rzymski and Tiago Tresoldi and Simon J. Greenhill and Mei-Shin Wu and Nathanael E. Schweikhard and Maria Koptjevskaja-Tamm and Volker Gast and Timotheus A. Bodt and Abbie Hantgan and Gereon A. Kaiping and Sophie Chang and Yunfan Lai and Natalia Morozova and Heini Arjava and Nataliia Hübler and Ezequiel Koile and Steve Pepper and Mariann Proos and Briana Van Epps and Ingrid Blanco and Carolin Hundt and Sergei Monakhov and Kristina Pianykh and Sallona Ramesh and Russell D. Gray and Robert Forkel and Johann-Mattis List 2020 1624 annotated, relations, ranked English Global http://clics.clld.org Rzymski2020 This is the concept list underlying the third release of the [Database of Cross-Linguistic Colexifications (CLICS3)](http://clics.clld.org) (for the first version see, [List 2014](:bib:List2014). The data comprises 3156 language varieties and 2906 distinct Concepticon concept sets. Instead of providing full graphs for the networks, we provide links to the major clusters for each concept in CLICS. The column ``CENTRAL_CONCEPT`` lists the most central node in each of the community clusters in CLICS3. The community identifier is listed in column ``COMMUNITY``. The columns ``FAMILY_FREQUENCY``, ``LANGUAGE_FREQUENCY`` and ``WORD_FREQUENCY`` list the number of times a translation for a given concept occurs in the CLICS3 data. The columns ``DEGREE``, ``WEIGHTED_FAMILY_DEGREE`` and ``WEIGHTED_LANGUAGE_DEGREE`` contain the unweighted and weighted degree for each node.
Rzymski-2020-1647 Christoph Rzymski and Tiago Tresoldi and Simon J. Greenhill and Mei-Shin Wu and Nathanael E. Schweikhard and Maria Koptjevskaja-Tamm and Volker Gast and Timotheus A. Bodt and Abbie Hantgan and Gereon A. Kaiping and Sophie Chang and Yunfan Lai and Natalia Morozova and Heini Arjava and Nataliia Hübler and Ezequiel Koile and Steve Pepper and Mariann Proos and Briana Van Epps and Ingrid Blanco and Carolin Hundt and Sergei Monakhov and Kristina Pianykh and Sallona Ramesh and Russell D. Gray and Robert Forkel and Johann-Mattis List 2020 1647 annotated, relations, ranked English Global http://clics.clld.org Rzymski2020 This is the concept list underlying the third release of the [Database of Cross-Linguistic Colexifications (CLICS3)](http://clics.clld.org) (for the first version see, [List 2014](:bib:List2014). The data comprises 3156 language varieties and 2906 distinct Concepticon concept sets.
Morse-1996-375 Morse, Nancy L. 1996 375 areal, questionnaire Spanish, English Sáliba https://www.sil.org/resources/archives/69059 Morse1996 This list of 375 items was used as a questionnaire for the indigenous South American language Sáliba. The items to be elicited were given both in English and Spanish and originated from a merged concept list of [Rowe](:ref:Rowe-1954-232) and Swadesh, most likely [his 100-item list from 1955](:ref:Swadesh-1955-100). The Swadesh items were additionally marked with an asterisk although we could find some incongruous markings there.
Zettersten-2020-24a Zettersten, Martin and Lupyan, Gary 2020 a 24 naming test, colors English English https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cognition.2019.104135 Zettersten2020 This list comprises the color stimuli used in experiment 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B in [Zettersten and Lupyan (2020)](:bib:Zettersten2020). The study conducted seven experiments in which participants learned categories composed of colors and shapes that were either easy or more difficult to name in English. 5, 9
Zettersten-2020-16b Zettersten, Martin and Lupyan, Gary 2020 b 16 naming test English English https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cognition.2019.104135 Zettersten2020 This list comprises the shape stimuli used in experiment 3A and 3B in [Zettersten and Lupyan (2020)](:bib:Zettersten2020). The study conducted seven experiments in which participants learned categories composed of colors and shapes that were either easy or more difficult to name in English. The association values come from [Vanderplas and Garvin (1959)](:bib:Vanderplas1959). 15
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