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Quality of antidiabetic medicines in 13 sub-Saharan African countries: a cross-sectional survey. [PDF]
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Abstract This contribution provides an overview of the research history and contested classification of Niger-Congo, one of the world’s largest phyla. Despite convincing evidence for the genetic coherence of core families, some groupings traditionally seen as Niger-Congo need to be considered as independent families.
Storch, Anne, Dimmendaal, Gerrit J.
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Abstract This contribution provides an overview of the research history and contested classification of Niger-Congo, one of the world’s largest phyla. Despite convincing evidence for the genetic coherence of core families, some groupings traditionally seen as Niger-Congo need to be considered as independent families.
Storch, Anne, Dimmendaal, Gerrit J.
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A Grammatical Sketch of Avatime (Kwa, Niger-Congo, Ghana)
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Putten, S. van, Defina, R.J.
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Niger-Congo archaeolinguistics, including Bantu
Abstract Niger-Congo is the world’s largest language phylum. It incorporates more than 1,500 languages spoken across the African continent, except northern Africa. Although the earliest stages of Niger-Congo’s development are not well understood, its purported origins lay between ~20 and 12 kya within West Africa.Koen Bostoen +2 more
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Associative a and ka in Niger-Congo
Language, 1963A grammar of almost any Bantu language will attest a morpheme a in a variety of constructions involving association, usually of a preceding noun with a following noun or pronoun. In many Bantu languages a second morpheme, with the shape ka or something similar, is used in some similar constructions.
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The Evidence for a Niger-Congo Hypothesis.
Cahiers d'études africaines, 1972Der-Houssikian Haig. The Evidence for a Niger-Congo Hypothesis.. In: Cahiers d'etudes africaines, vol. 12, n°46, 1972. pp. 316-322.
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Morphology in Niger-Congo Languages
2019This chapter is an overview of the structure of words belonging to the major lexical categories (nouns and verbs) in Niger-Congo languages, with an emphasis on the morphological patterns typically found in the core Niger-Congo languages commonly considered as relatively conservative in their morphology: rich systems of verb morphology, both ...
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Argument linkage for Niger-Congo `give'
Relative to the Niger-Congo languages of West Africa, we survey ‘give’ predications, i.e., those involving physical change of possession of a theme object to arecipient. Linkage of theme (T) and recipient (R) arguments to a predication isof three predication types: ditransitive verb, verb-verb, and verb-oblique. AcrossWest Africa, linkage types couple.Ronald Schaefer, Francis Egbokhare
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The Macro-Sudan Belt and Niger-Congo Reconstruction
Language Dynamics and Change, 2011AbstractBasing himself largely on areal and typological arguments, Güldemann (2010) claims that neither Proto-Niger-Congo nor Proto-Bantu had more than a "moderate" system of derivational verb suffixes ("extensions"), and that both proto-languages lacked inflectional verb prefixes. Although drawing largely on the same materials as Hyman (2004, 2007a, b)
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"Genres" indo-européens et "classes nominales" Niger-Congo
Faits de langues, 1999L'A. compare le statut des genres dans les langues indo-europeennes et celui des classes nominales dans celles du Niger-Congo. Dans les deux cas, les genres et les classes se manifestent par des phenomenes d'accord entre les noms et leurs modificateurs, les noms et les verbes en fonction predicative, et les noms et les anaphoriques qui les representent.
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