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Stabilization in the Manyika Dialect of the Shona Group

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Opening Paragraph A Stable word may be defined as a form which is capable of standing by itself as a complete sentence, other than a free verbal tense. In Manyika the categories of words found stabilized are independent and dependent nominals, proper names and, but rarely, relative verbal tenses.

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