[NEW GUINEA] General grammar of Fasu (Namo Me).

Ukarumpa, PNG : Summer Institute of Linguistics, [1981?]. Reprinted from Workpapers in Papua New Guinea Linguistics, volume 27, 1980. Royal octavo (210 x 165 mm), printed wrappers, 106 pp; a fine copy; from The Papuan Collection of Charles Fletcher (Melbourne), his bookplate to the inside of the upper wrapper.

Fasu is spoken in the Southern Highlands District of the Territory of Papua and New Guinea by only a few hundred people. It is not closely related to other languages but forms a possible branch of the Trans-New Guinea family.

A single copy is recorded in Australian collections (ANU Library).