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African Studies Volume 43, 1984 - Issue 2
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Predication in Ndonga

Derek Fivaz Department of African Languages, Rhodes University, Grahamstown
Pages 147-160 | Published online: 19 Jan 2007
 
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8. SUMMARY

The interpretation of Ndonga predicate forms outlined above may be summarized for verbal forms in the Table below, where conceptual distinctions and the formatives that signal them are correlated. Copulatives reflect in a simple way only some of the features of this system, and ideophones markedly less so.

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