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Morpheme Alternants and the Noun Phrase in Hausa <sup>1</sup>

Domain:

natural language processing

Record type:

paper
Creator:
Car
Publisher:
Cam
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[The morphemes na and ta , best known in the so-called ‘genitive’ construction, have well-defined morpheme alternants in Hausa. Recognition of these simplifies the description of both morphologic and syntactic relations.]

Languages

Hausa

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