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DESCRIPTION:The French-based Creole languages of the Lesser Antilles (Car
 ibbean) share a remarkable feature: Unlike all other color designations\
 , they do not borrow the word for the color orange from French. This dif
 ference from the French lexifier language is explained considering lingu
 istic characteristics of Creole languages\, botanical facts of the orang
 e fruit and the question of how the concept of orange has historically e
 merged in French\, leading to a conclusion about the etymology of the An
 tillean Creole neologism.\nAssumptions about the use of the Antillean Cr
 eole word and other loan words for the color orange are verified on the 
 basis of data collected during a six-month research trip in the Lesser A
 ntilles. Observations from interviews with more than 700 participants on
  seven islands provide insights into dialectal differences and result in
  the documentation of a commonly used color word which so far has not be
 en mentioned in well-known Lesser Antillean Creole dictionaries.
URL:https://68stuts.bildungs.cafe/events/430.html
SUMMARY:The Lesser Antillean Orange – a Linguistic Research Trip Across 7
  Islands
ORGANIZER:stuts68
LOCATION:stuts68 - Odille Morison
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