2007
VIII, 294 Seiten
1 Karte, 26 Grafiken und Diagramme, zahlreiche Tabellen und Übersichten
Textsprache: Englisch
INHALT
Editorial Preface
Václav Blažek: Nilo-Saharan Stratum of Ongota
Roger Blench: Further Evidence for a Niger-Saharan Macrophylum
Pascal Boyeldieu: Compound Verbs and Modalities of Process in Yulu (Central Sudanic)
Michael Bryant: -Ni as a Marker of Discourse Resolution in Tirmaga
Niels and Regula Christiansen: Tadaksahak Verb Morphology with Reference to Berber and Songhay Origins
Achim Diehl: The Effect of a Floating Stress Feature with Certain Toneless Morphemes in Me’en
Jan Henrik Holst: Nilotic and Eastern Sudanic Phonology in a Wider Perspective
Gumma Ibrahim / Piet Huttenga: The Phoneme System of Tagle, a Kordofanian Nubian Language
Muhammed Abbaker Ismail: Noun Classes in Daju Lagawa and the Role of Stress
Roland Kießling: Space and Reference in Datooga Verbal Morphosyntax
Constance Kutsch Lojenga: Coreference in Ngiti
Doris Löhr: Nigerian Kanuri (Sub-) Dialects Reconsidered – A Corpus-based Approach
Robert Guy McKee: Concerning Meegye and Mangbetu’s Bilabial Trills
Cynthia L. Miller / Leoma G. Gilley: Evidentiality and Mirativity in Shilluk
Claude Rilly: The Earliest Traces of Meroitic
Fedor Rozhanskiy: Morphology and Phonology of Noun Paradigms in Songhay
Anne Storch / Rainer Voßen: Odours and Colours in Nilotic – Comparative Case Studies
Doris Weiss: Maba Verb Root and Pronouns
Moges Yigezu: The Phonetics and Phonology of Majang Vowels – a Historical-Comparative Perspective
Petr Zima: Songhay – a Language at the Periphery and Crossroads of Language Families and Areas
Joost Zwarts: Number in Endo-Marakwet
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