Formal peculiarities of the Bantu connective relator

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natural language processing

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paper

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van

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Lan

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CCSD

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International audience In this paper I argue that the original word order in genitive constructions in the Niger-Congo languages was GEN-N. A study of the formal peculiarities of the Bantu connective (=genitive) constructions shows by which mechanisms the word order could have shifted to N-GEN in the Bantoid languages and languages with similar genitive relators.

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