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Morphological analysis of Dholuo number markers

This study examines plural morphemes in Dholuo nouns by investigating their number markers. Dholuo being an agglutinative language, some nouns can hardly be noticed to be broken down into multiple meaningful parts. It is then hard to predict their number marker patterns. Nouns in Dholuo can exist as bare roots without prefixes or suffixes.
Midigo, Jackton Otieno   +1 more
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Functions of Inanimate Metonymies in the Kenyan Dholuo Language

This paper examines Dholuo inanimate metonymies by establishing their functions based on the ‘what’ question, as the guiding principle. Kisumu South Nyanza dialect of Dholuo is used as the point of reference because it is considered a standard variety. The paper focuses on inanimate metonymies used for inanimate objects.
Arthur Mbara, Joseph   +1 more
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A Case Study of Dholuo Anaphors using Relevance Theory

This paper aims to investigate the interpretation of anaphors in Dholuo in different contexts to ascertain their relevance in utterances. A number of studies on languages all over the world indicate the presence of anaphors such as reflexives and reciprocals.
Onyango, Janet Achieng’   +1 more
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Dhochi: A Dholuo Language Game*

Australian Journal of Linguistics, 2009
Toni Borowsky
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Categorization of body parts in Dholuo: From culture to taxonomy

Review of Cognitive Linguistics
Judit Baranyiné Koczy
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