The hidden compound verbs of Modo (SBB, South Sudan)

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natural language processing

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paper

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Boy

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LanIne

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CCSDHum

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International audience The aim of the present paper is to show that Modo reveals traces of a historical process of verb compounding that is not any more productive in the present-day language but may still be tentatively detected by a careful examination of the relations between the phonological constitution and the semantics of some verbs.

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