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The Semantics of Noun Classes in Proto Bantu [PDF]
Typological Studies in Language, 1986 J Peter Denny
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Progressive vowel height harmony in Proto-Kikongo and Proto-Bantu [PDF]
Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, 2019 AbstractThe systematic comparison of the different types of progressive Vowel Height Harmony (pVHH) attested within the Kikongo Language Cluster (KLC) leads to the conclusion that this common Bantu process of long-distance assimilation cannot be reconstructed to Proto-Kikongo.
Heidi Goes, Koen Bostoen
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Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, 2023
Abstract The rich morphological systems and discourse-based syntactic structures of a range of modern Bantu languages have attracted the attention of many linguists. The present contribution takes articles in a volume on the reconstruction of Proto-Bantu grammar edited by Bostoen et al. (2022. On Reconstructing Proto-Bantu Grammar, Niger-
Gerrit J Dimmendaal
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Abstract The rich morphological systems and discourse-based syntactic structures of a range of modern Bantu languages have attracted the attention of many linguists. The present contribution takes articles in a volume on the reconstruction of Proto-Bantu grammar edited by Bostoen et al. (2022. On Reconstructing Proto-Bantu Grammar, Niger-
Gerrit J Dimmendaal
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A Estrutura Morfológica do Verbo Proto-Bantu
AFROS & AMAZÔNICOS, 2020As linguas bantu apresentam estruturas morfologicas diversas, as principais convencoes terminologicas relativas a segmentacao morfologica hierarquizada de um verbo, atraves dos seguintes elementos: palavra, tema, base, radical expandido, raiz simples.
Geralda de Lima Vitor Angenot +2 more
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Proto-Bantu *k and *g in the Mbam languages: A problem in classification
Language in Africa, 2022The Bantu Mbam languages of Cameroun appear at first glance as a very coherent unit, in spite of having been put by Guthrie (1953) in two different groups (A40 and A60). Indeed they differ in their treatment of the two Proto-Bantu velar stops *k and *g, the latter being generally quite diagnostic in differentiating among larger Bantu units.
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Proto-Bantu and Proto-Niger-Congo: Macro-areal Typology and Linguistic Reconstruction
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, 2011Tom Güldemann
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