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==References== {{Reflist}} * P. Boyeldieu, ''La langue lua ("niellim") (Groupe Boua - Moyen-Chari, Tchad) Phonologie - Morphologie - Dérivation verbale''. Descriptions des langues et monographes ethnologuistiques, 1. Cambridge University Press & Editions de la Maison des Sciences de l'Homme for SELAF. Paris 1985. {{ISBN|0-521-27069-3}} (CUP). (A source for this article.) * P. Boyeldieu, "Esquisse phonologique du lua ("niellim") de Niou (Moyen-Chari)", in Jean-Paul Caprile (ed.), ''Etudes phonologiques tchadiennes'', Paris:SELAF 1977. * [[Pascal Boyeldieu]] and C. Seignobos, "Contribution à l'étude du pays niellim (Moyen-Chari - Tchad)", ''L'homme et le milieu, Aspects du développement au Tchad'', Série: Lettres, Langues vivantes et Sciences humaines, no. 3, 1975, pp. 67–98. Includes an 80-word comparative list for Niellim and three Tunia varieties, with some remarks on regular correspondences * P. Boyeldieu & C. Seignobos, ''Contribution à l'étude du pays niellim'', Université du Tchad / INTSH, N'djamena, 1974. Includes word lists for ''Kwa Tchini'' (Niellim dialect) and ''Kwa Perim'' (Tunia dialect). * M. Gaudefroy-Demombynes, ''Documents sur les langues de l'Oubangui-Chari'', Paris, 1907. Includes (pp. 107–122) a 200-word comparative list of Bua, Niellim, Fanian, and Tunia, with a brief grammar and some phrases collected by Decorse. * J. Lukas, ''Zentralsudanisches Studien'', Hamburg, Friedrichsen, de Gruyter & Cie, 1937. Gives the wordlists of Nachtigal, zu Mecklenburg, Barth, and Gaudefroy-Demombynes for Bua (~400 words), Niellim (~200 words), and Koke (~100 words). * P. Palayer, "Notes sur les Noy du Moyen-Chari (Tchad)", ''Les langues du groupe Boua'', N'djamena, I.N.S.H., "Etudes et documents tchadiens", Série C (Linguistique), no. 2, pp. 196–219. Elements of Noy, plus a 50-word comparative list of Noy, Niellim (2 dialects), Tunia, Iro Gula.
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