Causative disguised as stative: the affix -<i>ik</i>/-<i>ek</i>in ciCewa

<i>Dat ek so onnosel kon wees! </i>An insubordination typology for Afrikaans

Evans (2007) defines insubordination as the conventionalised main clause use of what appear to be fo

The polysemy of the neuter extension <i>-ik</i> in Citumbuka (N21) and Citonga (N15)

A corpus-based exploration of conditional markers in Afrikaans: <i>as</i>, <i>indien</i>, <i>sou</i>

Truth-conditionals content of linguistic constructions have been explored by a range of scholars fro

Point estimates and 95% confidence intervals of the conditional probability <i>P</i>(<i>YieldRefl</i> > <i>qu</i>_{<i>YieldRefl</i>}|<i>Prec</i> > <i>qu</i>_<i>Prec</i>), where <i>qu</i>_{<i>YieldRefl</i>} is always set as the 90^<i>th</i> quantile of the variable <i>YieldRefl</i> and <i>qu</i>_<i>Prec</i> is the 91^<i>st</i> to 99,99^<i>th</i> quantile of the conditioning variable <i>Prec</i>.

Estimation is done using maize data from 1961 to 2002. In Eastern Africa conditional probabilitie

“ <i>Ik heef niets gezeg</i> ”: the past tense in an Anglo-Boer War concentration camp diary

Abstract This paper presents a case study of the writing of the young woman Rens

Aspects of the Causative Morpheme -i- in Tonga (M64)

This paper examines the phonological behaviour of the causative morpheme –i- in Tonga, using the Pla