War-Khasi and War-Jaiñtia: Navigating the Syntactic Complexity of Khasi Language Varieties

About Rymphang K. RynjahSaralin A. Lyngdoh

Dr Rymphang K. Rynjah is a Khasi linguist specialising in the fields of Khasi typology and comparative linguistics. His research focuses on the systematic comparison of Khasi varieties to identify similarities and differences reconstruct linguistic histories and uncover the genetic relationships between Khasi languages. Dr Rynjah's work also extends to the documentation and preservation of Khasi language varieties contributing to the revitalization efforts of these linguistic traditions in the region. Dr Saralin A. Lyngdoh is a highly regarded linguist with expertise in Khasi syntax morphosyntax and the typology of Northeast Indian languages. With a deep understanding of the linguistic landscape of Northeast India Dr Lyngdoh has conducted extensive fieldwork and comparative studies on the typology of languages spoken in the region. Her research involves documenting and analysing the syntactic and morphosyntactic properties of various Northeast Indian languages and seeking novel approaches for the implementation of technology in language preservation and revitalization efforts within these communities. Additionally Dr Lyngdoh has published numerous articles and presented at international conferences on the subject.