Ordered Rules and the Morphophonemics of the N-Class in Swahili. York Papers in Linguistics, No. 2 [electronic resource] / D. L. Goyvaerts.

This article argues for a set of ordered rules for morphophonemic alternations in the N-class in Swahili, positing /n/ as the class prefix and an abstract segment as stem initial in certain words. The rules are: (1) liquids and the labial glide become corresponding voiced stops; (2) the nasal prefix...

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Main Author: Goyvaerts, D. L.
Corporate Author: York Univ. (England). Language Teaching Centre
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1972.
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