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A shared suppletive pattern in the pronominal systems of Chang Naga and Southern Qiang

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International audience This article shows the existence of a similar irregular alternation in pronominal the morphology of Chang Naga and Southern Qiang, two distantly related Sino-Tibetan languages. This pattern is argued to be the trace from an older case marking system. On the basis of this hypothesis, a new analysis of pronominal systems in various languages of the family is presented. Cet article montre l'existence d'une alternance irrégulière similaire dans la morphologie des pronoms du chang naga et du qiang méridional, deux langues sino-tibétaines lointainement apparentées l'une avec l'autre. Cette alternation est analysée comme une rétention et comme la trace d'un système de cas en sino-tibétain, et sur la base de cette hypothèse, nous présentons une nouvelle analyse des systèmes pronominaux de diverses langues de cette famille.

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Balanta-Kentohe

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suppletive patternpronounsmorphologyQiangNagaSino-TibetansupplétismepronomsmorphologieSino-tibétain+1

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