Diachronic semantics of the modal verb -<i>sóból</i>- in Luganda

The <i>e</i> and <i>o</i> of LuGanda and the <i>o</i> of Swahili

It would seem that originally there were two particles in Bantu to indicate pronominal relationship

The semantics of the polysemic Amharic word <i>fit</i> ‘face’

Abstract This study examines the figurative conceptualizati

The semantics of Moroccan Arabic <i>dar</i> ‘do’ in typological perspective

Abstract This paper is a case study in the exploration of the semantic range of sin

The modal <i>shall</i> is still alive and well in East African English

Abstract For several decades the use of the modal shall has been reported to be inexorably declin

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First part of the elicitation of an adapted modal questionnaire by Vander Klok 2012