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Kurmali noun morphology. An inflectional study on gender and number

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Author:Dash, Biswanandan
Date of Publication: 2014
Book classification:Learning Languages,English Books
No. of pages:20 Pages
Format:Paperback

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Research Paper (undergraduate) from the year 2011 in the subject Speech Science / Linguistics, grade: Conference, language: English, abstract: Definitive is a word that the reviewers do not get to use very often. But it is a word that can be used without hesitation to describe a long imminent in this paper on the aspectual inquiry of Inflectional Noun morphology in Kurmali and restricted to nominal morphology, i.e. Gender and Number as grammatical categories. To subsume with a descriptive analysis of Kurmali phonetic data by digging through field study, it outlines the theoretical genesis of inflectional morphology which uses the ideas familiar from the word-and-paradigm model - inflection and stem. Before, it also discusses the linguistic ecology of Kurmali language. Finally, it shows that it is possible to analyse each of these categories in a natural way.
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Manufacturer Number9783656719021
year published2014
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