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In Dinka, a Western Nilotic language, nouns are inflected for number and distinguish between singular and plural. The number inflection is not expressed by affixation, but by phonological alternations in the root and in such a way that the number is not directly observable, but only detectable through agreement.
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In Dinka, a Western Nilotic language, nouns are inflected for number and distinguish between singular and plural. The number inflection is not expressed by affixation, but by phonological alternations in the root and in such a way that the number is not directly observable, but only detectable through agreement.
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On the systematic nature of Dinka noun number morphology
Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, 2021Mirella L Blum, D Robert Ladd
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Transnational families, remittances, and obligation for Dinka women in Australia
Emotion, Space and Society, 2015Melanie Baak
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Lessons Learned From Translators and Interpreters From the Dinka Tribe of Southern Sudan
Journal of Transcultural Nursing, 2011Martha B Baird
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Keeping in touch via cassette: tracing Dinka songs from cattle camp to transnational audio-letter
Journal of African Cultural Studies, 2013Angela Impey
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