Review of "A grammar of Jero" by Hyslop, Gwendolyn

“…Jero, also referred to as ‘Jerung’, ‘Jerum’, ‘Zero’, ‘Zerum’, and ‘Jerunge’, is a Kiranti language spoken in Okhla hu ag and Sindhul districts in eastern Nepal. …”
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Dulong texts: seven fully analyzed narrative and procedural texts by LaPolla, Randy J.

“…Certain key types of morphology, such as the reflexive/middle marking, are not shared by Jinghpaw, and are instead shared by the Kiranti languages of Nepal (see LaPolla 1996, 2000b).…”
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Limbu nous autres and 1st person morphology by Michailovsky, Boyd

“…In a number of Eastern Kiranti languages, verb forms for 1st person patient scenarios have been replaced, in some cases optionally, by a construction in which a word for "man" represents the 1st person patient, and the verb form lacks the usual 1st person markers to index the object. …”
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Nominalization in Bantawa by Doornenbal, Marius A.

“…The Bantawa language is not only a central Kiranti language in the geographical sense: Bantawa is also linguistically central and showcases many participle and converbal constructions known from related Kiranti languages, and the general nominalization procedure that is found across the region. …”
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Implosive and preglottalized stops in Kiranti by Opgenort, Jean Robert

“…The Kiranti languages are members of the Tibeto-Burman (or Sino-Tibetan) language family. …”
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Review of "A grammar of Kulung (Languages of the greater Himalayan region 4)" by Plaisier, Heleen

“…The Kulung language is classified as a Central Kiranti language…”
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Sunwar copulas by DeLancey, Scott

“…Sunwar is a Kiranti language spoken primarily in the Okhaldunga district of Nepal) The data reported here are all from a single informant. …”
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The verbal morphology of Dumi Rai simplicia by van Driem, George

“…Dumi Rai is a 'complex pronominalizing' Kiranti language spoken in Khopin district, SagaramathA zone, in eastern Nepal. …”
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