Surveying Patterns of Noun Plural in Jibbāli by Khalsa al-Aghbari

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A phonetically “unnatural” class in Central and Eastern Shehret (Jibbali) by Janet C.E. Watson, Amer Azad Adli Al-Kathiri

“… The set of consonants /b m y/ and historical *w in the Central and Eastern varieties of the Modern South Arabian language, Shehret (Jibbali), pattern together phonologically in the following ways: all are subject to intervocalic elision; between underlying /e/~/i/ and a stressed mid vowel, /b/ patterns with /m/ in being realised as [y]~[əy] in a range of words; /y/ is the reflex of historical *b in a closed set of lexemes; and /b/ realises historical *w, rarely *y, in pre- and post-consonantal position and in a handful of lexemes word-initially. …”
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Description of Number, Person and Tense Features in the Verbal Morphologies of Jibbāli and Lari by Khalsa Al Aghbari, Me. Muhammad Ourang

Subjects: “…Jibbāli, Lari, verbal morphology, number, person, language documentation…”
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Rubin Aaron D., The Jibbali (Shaḥri) Language of Oman. Grammar and Texts, Leyde-Boston, Brill, Studies in Semitic Languages and Linguistics, vol. 72, 2014, xxx + 718 p. by Marie-Claude Simeone-Senelle

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