bambooforest
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4 years ago Thanks for this @xrotwang @d97hah .
Via Blood1967.pdf :
"This description of Cham phonology is based on a study made while residing in the Cham village of Phuoc Dong near Phan Rang, central Vietnam, from May, 1960 to May, 1962."
The language code assignment was incorrect because:
http://web.phonetik.uni-frankfurt.de/L/L2411.html (UPSID 282)
states: "Cham is spoken mostly in Kampuchea but there are several speakers in Vietnam." suggesting Western Cham.
Hence the assignment in WALS is also incorrect:
https://wals.info/refdb/record/Blood-1967
Addressed in #278
Via @d97hah :
The inventories assigned to Western Cham use a source (Blood 1967) which seems to be explicitly about Cham in Vietnam, i.e., Eastern Cham [cjm] not Cambodian or Western Cham [cja].