Predicative (Clausal) Possession in Old and Early Middle Egyptian

Predicative possession in Bantu languages

Abstract This chapter first compares the variety observed in the predicative posses

Clitics or agreement markers: A view from Tigrinya clausal possession and modal necessity

This paper discusses the connection between clausal possession and modal necessity in Tigrinya. One of the unique traits of the two constructions is that they involve the same verbal element ʔalləw-, which hosts an object marker that tracks what appears to be a sub

Middle Egyptian

Middle Egyptian introduces the reader to the writing system of ancient Egypt and the language of hie

Early Egyptian Inscribed Labels

The Database of Early Egyptian Inscribed Labels brings together all available evidence on the early

Comparative Lexical Parallelism Between Kikongo and Middle Egyptian

This study presents a comparative morphological and phonosemantic analysis showing that a substantia

Predicative tone lowering in Makhuwa