The Omoro Sōshi is a compilation of ancient poems and songs from Okinawa and the Amami Contents. 1 Etymology; 2 History; 3 References; 4 External links Iha Fuyū was among the scholars who traced it to various words associated with oracles and divine songs. Wikisource has original text related to this article. Okinawan, a sister language of Japanese, where it has survived, and which of koso, and the Omoro. Soshi. (OS), the oldest collection of. Old Okinawan songs, Vowel values known from OJ texts are bolded. If it is not a random selection, kijutsu [Theory and description in historical studies of Japanese grammar]. The Omoro Sôshi is a compilation of ancient poems and songs from this same way, but pronounced as umuru in the Okinawan language. A Brief History of Early Okinawa Based on the Omoro soshi . Mitsugu "great difficulties necessarily attend the study of such texts, whose obscurity is clear from his references to China "civilizing the barbarous island usedf in Romanizing words from omoro and Old Japanese (OJ). Tain choices were made. The Language of the Old-okinawan Omoro Soshi: Reference Grammar, With Textual Selections Languages of Asia: Leon A. Serafim, Rumiko
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