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Tamanji PN (2006). Concord and DP Structure in Bafut. Afrikanistik online, Vol. 2006. (urn:nbn:de:0009-10-5955)

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  author = 	"Tamanji, Pius N.",
  title = 	"Concord and DP Structure in Bafut",
  journal = 	"Afrikanistik online",
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  abstract = 	"This article accounts for DP-internal concord phenomena in Bafut [2] while at the same time characterizing the internal structure of the Bafut DP in the light of various word order patterns displayed. In the Bafut DP, all arguments and satellites follow the head noun (except when focused) and agree with it in number and gender/class. The following examples illustrate the various word order and concord patterns. In these, and subsequent examples, figures in the glosses indicate noun class.",
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Bibliographic Citation Afrikanistik Online, Vol. 2006, Iss. 3
Title

Concord and DP Structure in Bafut (eng)
Author Pius N. Tamanji
Language eng
Abstract This article accounts for DP-internal concord phenomena in Bafut [2] while at the same time characterizing the internal structure of the Bafut DP in the light of various word order patterns displayed. In the Bafut DP, all arguments and satellites follow the head noun (except when focused) and agree with it in number and gender/class. The following examples illustrate the various word order and concord patterns. In these, and subsequent examples, figures in the glosses indicate noun class.
Subject Agreement, Bafut, Cameroon, Morphology, Noun Class
DDC 490
Rights DPPL
URN: urn:nbn:de:0009-10-5955