A Comparative Grammar of the South African Languages: Phonology. The Concord. Part 1. Part 2

11th class 11th lu 2nd ba 6th prefix African Bântu languages Angola appears Appleyard Balojazi Banyenko Bashubea Batoka Bayeiye belong Benga Betshuana Bleek Borotse Cape Delgado class or gender classes of nouns consonant corresponds as plural derivative particles derivative prefixes derivative suffixes dialects Dikele diminutive dual Dualla and Isubu Eastern etymology Fernandian forms of concord Grammar guages hereró homophonous Hottentot identical indicate Inhambane Kafir Kihiau Kikamba Kinika Kipokomo Kisambala Kisuáheli Kongo language Kora Krönlein Leibn Licht Makua Maponda masculine singular meaning Middle Branch languages Mpongwe Nama Nano nasal nouns nouns formed nouns into classes o-ma o-mu originally Otyihereró Ovambo person plural plural prefixes preposition pronominal element pronouns Sesuto Setshuâna sex-denoting Sexlapi Sindonga singular number Sofala South African Bântu South-eastern Branch Sparrm stem Suaheli Tekeza Tette and Sena Thunb tshi tshuâna Vide vowel whilst woman Wuras Zangian Genus Zulu