Further Reading
- Bobaljik, Jonathan David. (2006). "Itelmen Reduplication: Edge-In Association and Lexical Stratification". Journal of Linguistics. 42, no. 1: 1-23.
- Dürr, Michael, Erich Kasten, and Klavdiya Khaloimova (2001). Itelmen language and culture. Münster : Waxmann.
- Ono, Čikako, and Mėgumi Kurėbito (2003). "Tematičeskij slovarʹ i razgovornik severnogo (sedankinskogo) dialekta itelʹmenskogo jazyka" ("A lexicon of words and conversation phrases for the Itelmen northern dialect"). Endangered languages of the Pacific Rim, Series A2. Osaka: ELPR.
- Stefan Georg; Volodin, Alexander P. (1999). Die itelmenische Sprache. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz. ISBN 3-447-04115-3.
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