The paper provides evidence for a more articulated structure of the comparative as
compared with the one in Bobaljik (2012). We propose to split up Bobaljik's cmpr head into …

Preserving and innovating indigenous languages is crucial for maintaining cultural heritage
and facilitating community development in this digital age. Understanding the digital …

This dissertation is an in-depth investigation of DP structure in Kipsigis, an extremely
understudied Southern Nilotic language spoken in Kenya. All data come from original …

In this paper, we capture the crosslinguistic variation in Bantu nominal structure in a unified
analysis of gender on n (,). We demonstrate that this analysis accounts for the …

We draw from the meaning-making practices on the margins, the communicative repertoires
of the multilingual and multicultural students at two Southern African universities: the …

Nanosyntax: state of the art and recent developments Page 1 Nanosyntax: state of the art and
recent developments Pavel Caha1 Karen De Clercq2 Michal Starke1 Guido Vanden Wyngaerd3 …

This chapter investigates the morphological marking of concord in Dime (Omotic), Finnish
(Finno-Ugric), Georgian (Kartvelian), Khwarshi (Caucasian), and Zulu (Bantu). The main …

Noun classes are a prominent grammatical feature of Bantu languages where typically each
noun (or noun stem) is assigned to one of between fifteen and eighteen noun classes. Noun …

In this paper, I will discuss double plural marking found in various language mixing pairs
such as Ewe English, Hiaki Spanish, Bantu English, Bantu French and Greek Turkish. I will …

The paper investigates the morphosyntax of Polish synthetic comparative adjectives and
adverbs. It is argued that we can predict the distribution of different classes of adjectival roots …