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Conceptual shift : a lexicon of grammaticalization processes in African languages

Editor:
Hei
Publisher:
Köl
Host:avatar
Bibliography: p. 288-312 Includes indexes

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Grammar, Comparative and general--GrammaticalizationAfrican languages--Grammar, Comparative and general--Grammaticalization

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