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How Bantu is Kiyansi?
A re-examination of its verbal inflections
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Salikoko S. Mufwene
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Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
- Introduction ix
- Future tense and aspect marking in Southern Bantu 1
- The marking of directional deixis in Somali 13
- A typology of subject and object markers in African languages 43
- Head marking, dependent marking and constituent order in the Nilotic area 71
- Agent phrases in Bantu passives 93
- Grammaticalization of switch reference 113
- Complex predicates based on generic auxiliaries as an areal feature in Northeast Africa 131
- The OHO constraint 155
- The word in Luganda. 171
- Case in Africa 195
- The typology of relative clause formation in African languages 209
- Deictic categories in particles and demonstratives in three Gur languages 229
- Preprefix or not — that is the question 251
- Nonverbal and verbal negations in Kabyle (Berber) 263
- Grammaticalization chains of the verb Kàre ‘to give’ in Kabba 277
- Selectors in Cushitic 303
- How Bantu is Kiyansi? 327
- Diathesis alternation in some Gur languages 337
- Structure and function of incorporation processes in compounding 361
- Toward a typological perspective for Emai’s BE constructions. 377
- Intrinsic focus and focus control in two varieties of Hausa 397
- Language index 417
- Name index 421
- Subject index 425
Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
- Introduction ix
- Future tense and aspect marking in Southern Bantu 1
- The marking of directional deixis in Somali 13
- A typology of subject and object markers in African languages 43
- Head marking, dependent marking and constituent order in the Nilotic area 71
- Agent phrases in Bantu passives 93
- Grammaticalization of switch reference 113
- Complex predicates based on generic auxiliaries as an areal feature in Northeast Africa 131
- The OHO constraint 155
- The word in Luganda. 171
- Case in Africa 195
- The typology of relative clause formation in African languages 209
- Deictic categories in particles and demonstratives in three Gur languages 229
- Preprefix or not — that is the question 251
- Nonverbal and verbal negations in Kabyle (Berber) 263
- Grammaticalization chains of the verb Kàre ‘to give’ in Kabba 277
- Selectors in Cushitic 303
- How Bantu is Kiyansi? 327
- Diathesis alternation in some Gur languages 337
- Structure and function of incorporation processes in compounding 361
- Toward a typological perspective for Emai’s BE constructions. 377
- Intrinsic focus and focus control in two varieties of Hausa 397
- Language index 417
- Name index 421
- Subject index 425
