Browsing School of Education, Humanities & Social Sciences by Subject "Bantu"

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    • Ekegusii Subject and Object Markers: Affixes or Clitics? 

      Mboga, James Mayaka; Ondondo, Emily Ayieta; Ongarora, David Ogoti (Human Resource Management Academic Research Society, 2019-06-28)
      Bantu languages are known for their agglutinative nature and complex verbal morphology. A single verbal complex has several affixes including the subject markers (SMs) and object markers (OMs). The precise status of the ...

    • The Locative Prefix in Kisa 

      Odondo, Emily Ayieta (International Journal of English Language and Linguistics Research, 2018-06)
      : The hallmark of nominal morphology in Bantu languages is based on the rich noun class system in which nouns in these languages are classified. Noun roots, in Bantu languages, are placed into noun classes according to ...

    • Long vowels and nasal-consonant sequences in Kisa 

      Ondondo, Emily A. (Academic publication, 2018)
      Nasal Consonant (NC) sequences, in Bantu languages, and the long vowels preceding them remains a puzzle in Bantu literature and research. This paper provides a descriptively oriented analysis of the relationship between ...