====== Moi ======

Timothy Usher, Santa Fe Institute

===== Situation =====
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Moi, also known as Mekwei, is spoken by …

===== Sources =====
Galis (1955) 28 comparative terms for Demenggong

Voorhoeve (1975: 111) 40 comparative terms for Mekwei after Anceaux (n.d.)

Smits and Voorhoeve eds. (1994: 18-266) unattributed comparative vocabulary of Munggai of Kendate and two of Munggai of Waibron and one of Munggai of Sabron after Anceaux

Banundi (2002) Moi number system

Banundi (2002) dictionary of Moi

Banundi (2003) grammar of Moi

===== Phonology =====
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===== Pronouns =====
Banundi (2003: 4-8) gives free pronouns for Moi in two case forms as follows:

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|      |nominative|possessive|
|1 sg. |ka(-t)    |ka-ndei   |
|2 sg. |kmo(-t)   |kmo-ŋ     |
|3 sg. |nomo-t    |nomo-ŋ    |
|1 pl. |kame(-t)  |kame-ŋ    |
|2 pl..|komo      |komo-ŋ    |
|3 pl. |nomo      |nomo-ŋ    |


===== Verbal morphology =====
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