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A grammar of Makwe: (Palma; Mozambique)

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1. Verfasser:	Devos, Maud 1974- (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English Bantu
Veröffentlicht:	München LINCOM EUROPA 2008
Schriftenreihe:	LINCOM studies in African linguistics 71
Schlagworte:	Makwe Grammatik Makwe language > Texts Makwe language > Grammar
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adam_text	Contents Acknowledgements ........................................................................................................ vi Abbreviations ................................................................................................................ vii Map of the Swahili coast ................................................................................................. χ Map of the Makonde dialects of Mozambique and Tanzania ...........................................xi Map of Palma district ....................................................................................................xii 1. Introduction ....................................................................................................................1 1.1. Language and speakers ...........................................................................................1 1.2. Earlier studies .........................................................................................................2 1.3. Language attitudes ..................................................................................................4 1.4. Gender bilingualism ................................................................................................4 1.5. This book ...............................................................................................................5 1.6. Introduction to the interlinear translation ...............................................................11 2. Phonology .....................................................................................................................14 2.1. Consonants ...........................................................................................................14 2.1.1. Glides ........................................................................................................16 CGV 13 #GV 13; VGV 15 2.1.2. Prenasalized consonants ............................................................................21 2.1.3. Syllabic nasal .............................................................................................23 2.1.4. Palatalization .............................................................................................26 2.1.5. Strengthening of 1......................................................................................28 2.2. Vowels and syllables .............................................................................................28 2.2.1. Vowel harmony .........................................................................................28 2.2.2. Syllable structure .......................................................................................31 2.2.3. Vowel length .............................................................................................32 2.2.4. Vowel coalescence ....................................................................................33 2.3. Tone .....................................................................................................................36 3. Nominais .......................................................................................................................41 3.1. Noun classes .........................................................................................................42 3.2. Nominal prefixes ...................................................................................................45 3.2.1. Vowel-initial stems ....................................................................................45 3.2.2. Nominal prefix mu-before consonant-initial stems .....................................47 3.2.3. Class 7: ci- (ki-) and class 11 u- (lu-) .........................................................49 3.2.4. Zero-prefix and prenasalization ..................................................................50 3.2.5. Nouns with two nominal prefixes ...............................................................51 3.3. Genders and agreement .........................................................................................53 3.3.1. Genders .....................................................................................................53 3.3.2. Agreement patterns ...................................................................................57 3.4. Locative nouns .....................................................................................................62 3.5. Semantics of locative classes .................................................................................70 3.5.1. Class 16....................................................................................................70 3.5.2. Class 18....................................................................................................72 3.5.3. Class 17....................................................................................................76 3.5.4. Place-denoting nouns ................................................................................78 3.6. Diminutives and Augmentatives ............................................................................82 3.7. Tonal Profiles of Nouns ........................................................................................84 3.8. Nominal Derivation ...............................................................................................87 3.8.1. Noun-to-noun derivation ...........................................................................88 Recurrent noun-to-noun derivation SS; Non-recurrent noun-to-noun derivation 90 3.8.2. Adjective to noun derivation ......................................................................91 3.8.3. Verb-to-noun derivation ............................................................................92 Final о 92; Final a 92; Final і 94; Final e 96; Final u 97 3.9. Complex stems .....................................................................................................97 3.9.1. Formative na .............................................................................................97 3.9.2. Nominalized connexives ..........................................................................102 3.9.3. Formatives ku / kulu and dau ...................................................................103 3.10. Reduplications ....................................................................................................103 3.10.1. Reduplicated nouns .................................................................................103 3.10.2. Reduplicated stems ..................................................................................105 3.11. Compounds ........................................................................................................107 3.11.1. Noun + Nominal ......................................................................................108 3.11.2. Noun + Numeral ..................................................................................... Ill 3.11.3. Noun + Connexive + Noun ......................................................................112 3.11.4. Noun + Possessive ..................................................................................112 3.11.5. Noun + na + Noun ..................................................................................113 3.11.6. Miscellaneous compounds .......................................................................114 3.12. Adjectives ...........................................................................................................120 3.13. Atypical nominais .................................................................................................97 4. Minor word categories ................................................................................................130 4.1. Numerals ............................................................................................................131 4.2. Connexive ...........................................................................................................134 4.3. Possessive ...........................................................................................................138 4.4. Kinship terms ......................................................................................................141 4.5. Interrogatives.....................................................................................................151 4.5.1. Independent interrogatives......................................................................152 4.5.2. -lida which and -ngápi how many ........................................................158 4.5.3. gáani what kind of ................................................................................160 4.5.4. Sentential interrogatives..........................................................................161 4.6. Substitutives....................................................................................................... 162 4.6.1. Free substitutives .....................................................................................162 4.6.2. Bound substitutives .................................................................................166 4.7. Demonstratives ...................................................................................................168 4.7.1. Simple demonstratives .............................................................................168 4.7.2. Emphatic and confirmative demonstratives ..............................................174 4.8. Other modifiers ...................................................................................................179 4.8.1. - vnji, - vngi other .................................................................................179 4.8.2. -oté all, whole .......................................................................................180 4.8.3. -o-óte whichever ...................................................................................181 4.8.4. méene, meéne very, exact ......................................................................182 4.8.5. kiila each ..............................................................................................182 4.9. Invariables ..........................................................................................................183 5. Verbs..........................................................................................................................191 5.1. Verbal derivation ................................................................................................191 5.1.1. Stem, base and root .................................................................................191 5.1.2. Reduplication ..........................................................................................194 5.1.3. Derivational extensions ............................................................................198 5.1.3.1. Unproductive extensions ........................................................................198 Extensive -al- 199; Positional -am- 199; Impositive -ik- 200; Neutro- passive -ik- 202; Separative extensions -ul- and -uk- 203 5.1.3.2. Productive extensions .............................................................................205 Associative -an- 205; Causative -i-, -iy-, -ij-, -iz- and -ish- 209; Excessive -iy- 218; Applicative -il- 219; Passive -iw- and -w- 231; Pluractional -ang- 235; Sequences of productive extensions 237 5.1.3.3. Special tonal patterns for passive, causative and excessive derivation ......244 5.1.3.4. Short roots with productive extensions ...................................................245 5.1.3.5. Derivation from verbs in і or u ................................................................246 5.1.4. Denominal derivation ..............................................................................247 5.2. Verbal Inflection .................................................................................................248 5.2.1. The structure of an inflected verb form ....................................................248 5.2.2. Stem formation .......................................................................................249 5.2.3. Concords ................................................................................................253 5.2.4. Post-initial negative markers ....................................................................257 5.2.5. Tense markers .........................................................................................258 5.2.6. Pre-initial ................................................................................................260 5.2.7. Post-final .................................................................................................261 6. Tenses: Part One .........................................................................................................263 6.1. Summary of tenses ..............................................................................................263 6.2. Verbal tone .........................................................................................................268 6.2.1. Stem Tone Assignment ............................................................................268 6.2.2. Pre-Stem Tone Assignment .....................................................................269 6.2.3. Meeussen s Rule .....................................................................................271 6.2.4. Tone Bridge ............................................................................................272 6.2.5. Tone Doubling ........................................................................................273 6.2.6. Penultimate Lengthening & Tone Retraction ...........................................274 6.2.7. Tone Spread ............................................................................................276 6.3. Tonal profiles of tenses .......................................................................................277 6.3.1. no H ........................................................................................................277 6.3.2. U............................................................................................................ 277 6.3.3. P-STA U .................................................................................................280 6.3.4. SI U .......................................................................................................285 6.3.5. P-STA SI U ............................................................................................287 6.3.6. PU ..........................................................................................................290 6.3.7. P-STA PU ...............................................................................................291 6.3.8. SI PU .....................................................................................................293 6.3.9. P-STA SI PU ..........................................................................................294 6.4. Post-final suffix -ni ..............................................................................................296 6.5. Conjoint and disjoint tenses with na.SUBST .......................................................297 6.6. Irregular verbs ....................................................................................................299 7. Tenses: Part Two ........................................................................................................303 7.1. Introduction ........................................................................................................303 /ƒ/ 7.2. Independent tenses: affirmative and negative .......................................................305 7.2.1. Present Progressive .................................................................................306 7.2.2. Present Imperfective ................................................................................308 7.2.3. Past Imperfective .....................................................................................313 7.2.4. Present Perfective ....................................................................................316 7.2.5. Past Perfective ........................................................................................320 7.3. Dependent tenses: affirmative and negative .........................................................321 7.3.1. Suppositional/ Subsecutive .....................................................................323 7.3.2. Counterfactual Conditional 1 & Counterfactual Conditional 2..................328 7.3.3. Situative Progressive ...............................................................................330 7.3.4. Situative Perfective .................................................................................334 7.3.5. Resumptive .............................................................................................335 7.3.6. Imperative & Subsecutive Imperative ......................................................335 7.3.7. Optative & Subsecutive Optative .............................................................336 7.4. Complex tenses ...................................................................................................340 7.4.1. Auxiliary + Infinitive ...............................................................................340 7.4.2. Auxiliary wa + Situative Progressive or Situative Perfective ....................345 7.4.3. Situative Perfective of H (wa) + Situative Progressive or Situative Perfective .................................................................................348 8. Predication ..................................................................................................................350 8.1. Non-Verbal Predication ......................................................................................350 8.1.1. Optional Predicative Lowering ................................................................351 8.1.2. The invariant copula ndi ..........................................................................360 8.1.3. The invariant copula si .............................................................................364 8.2. Verbs to be .......................................................................................................366 8.2.1. wa and li be ..........................................................................................367 8.2.2. pwawa exist, be present ........................................................................374 8.2.3. pali exist, be present ..............................................................................377 8.3. The phonological phrase .....................................................................................377 8.3.1. Nominal-headed phonological phrases: conjoint and disjoint modifiers .....378 8.3.2. Verb-headed phonological phrases: conjoint and disjoint modifiers ..........383 8.4. Relatives .............................................................................................................393 8.4.1. Subject and Non-Subject relative tenses ...................................................393 8.4.2. Headed and headless relative clauses .......................................................399 8.4.3. Infinitival relative clauses .........................................................................407 8.5. Infinitives ............................................................................................................408 8.5.1. Formal characteristics ..............................................................................409 8.5.2. Functional characteristics ........................................................................412 9. Texts ...........................................................................................................................425 9.1. Greetings ............................................................................................................425 9.1.1. Greeting someone when passing by .........................................................426 9.1.2. Greeting someone in the morning ............................................................426 9.1.3. Greeting a sick person .............................................................................427 9.1.4. Inviting someone to a ritual .....................................................................427 9.2. Rituals ................................................................................................................429 9.2.1. Female initiation ......................................................................................429 9.2.2. To remove a spell ....................................................................................431 9.2.3. To appease spirits of the mainland ...........................................................432 9.2.4. To appease spirits of the sea ....................................................................436 9.3. Food and Recipes ...............................................................................................437 9.3.1. Squeezed cassava ....................................................................................438 9.3.2. Cassava bread .........................................................................................442 9.3.3. Sweet pounded rice .................................................................................446 9.3.4. Sorghum beer ..........................................................................................448 9.3.5. Ugali of unripe unhusked maize ...............................................................449 9.4. Stories ................................................................................................................450 9.4.1. The woman that did not want to marry ....................................................452 9.4.2. Hare and Hyena .......................................................................................459 9.4.3. Witchcraft ...............................................................................................466 9.4.4. A fight does not solve anything ................................................................488 9.5. Proverbs .............................................................................................................499 9.6. Riddles ...............................................................................................................504 9.7. Secret riddles ......................................................................................................507 9.8. Songs .................................................................................................................510 Bibliographical references ............................................................................................514
adam_txt	Contents Acknowledgements . vi Abbreviations . vii Map of the Swahili coast . χ Map of the Makonde dialects of Mozambique and Tanzania .xi Map of Palma district .xii 1. Introduction .1 1.1. Language and speakers .1 1.2. Earlier studies .2 1.3. Language attitudes .4 1.4. Gender bilingualism .4 1.5. This book .5 1.6. Introduction to the interlinear translation .11 2. Phonology .14 2.1. Consonants .14 2.1.1. Glides .16 CGV 13 #GV 13; VGV 15 2.1.2. Prenasalized consonants .21 2.1.3. Syllabic nasal .23 2.1.4. Palatalization .26 2.1.5. Strengthening of 1.28 2.2. Vowels and syllables .28 2.2.1. Vowel harmony .28 2.2.2. Syllable structure .31 2.2.3. Vowel length .32 2.2.4. Vowel coalescence .33 2.3. Tone .36 3. Nominais .41 3.1. Noun classes .42 3.2. Nominal prefixes .45 3.2.1. Vowel-initial stems .45 3.2.2. Nominal prefix mu-before consonant-initial stems .47 3.2.3. Class 7: ci- (ki-) and class 11 u- (lu-) .49 3.2.4. Zero-prefix and prenasalization .50 3.2.5. Nouns with two nominal prefixes .51 3.3. Genders and agreement .53 3.3.1. Genders .53 3.3.2. Agreement patterns .57 3.4. Locative nouns .62 3.5. Semantics of locative classes .70 3.5.1. Class 16.70 3.5.2. Class 18.72 3.5.3. Class 17.76 3.5.4. Place-denoting nouns .78 3.6. Diminutives and Augmentatives .82 3.7. Tonal Profiles of Nouns .84 3.8. Nominal Derivation .87 3.8.1. Noun-to-noun derivation .88 Recurrent noun-to-noun derivation SS; Non-recurrent noun-to-noun derivation 90 3.8.2. Adjective to noun derivation .91 3.8.3. Verb-to-noun derivation .92 Final о 92; Final a 92; Final і 94; Final e 96; Final u 97 3.9. Complex stems .97 3.9.1. Formative na .97 3.9.2. Nominalized connexives .102 3.9.3. Formatives ku / kulu and dau .103 3.10. Reduplications .103 3.10.1. Reduplicated nouns .103 3.10.2. Reduplicated stems .105 3.11. Compounds .107 3.11.1. Noun + Nominal .108 3.11.2. Noun + Numeral . Ill 3.11.3. Noun + Connexive + Noun .112 3.11.4. Noun + Possessive .112 3.11.5. Noun + na + Noun .113 3.11.6. Miscellaneous compounds .114 3.12. Adjectives .120 3.13. Atypical nominais .97 4. Minor word categories .130 4.1. Numerals .131 4.2. Connexive .134 4.3. Possessive .138 4.4. Kinship terms .141 4.5. Interrogatives.151 4.5.1. Independent interrogatives.152 4.5.2. -lida 'which' and -ngápi 'how many' .158 4.5.3. gáani 'what kind of .160 4.5.4. Sentential interrogatives.161 4.6. Substitutives. 162 4.6.1. Free substitutives .162 4.6.2. Bound substitutives .166 4.7. Demonstratives .168 4.7.1. Simple demonstratives .168 4.7.2. Emphatic and confirmative demonstratives .174 4.8. Other modifiers .179 4.8.1. -'vnji, -'vngi 'other' .179 4.8.2. -oté 'all, whole' .180 4.8.3. -o-óte 'whichever' .181 4.8.4. méene, meéne 'very, exact' .182 4.8.5. kiila 'each' .182 4.9. Invariables .183 5. Verbs.191 5.1. Verbal derivation .191 5.1.1. Stem, base and root .191 5.1.2. Reduplication .194 5.1.3. Derivational extensions .198 5.1.3.1. Unproductive extensions .198 Extensive -al- 199; Positional -am- 199; Impositive -ik- 200; Neutro- passive -ik- 202; Separative extensions -ul- and -uk- 203 5.1.3.2. Productive extensions .205 Associative -an- 205; Causative "-i-, -iy-, -ij-, -iz- and -ish- 209; Excessive -iy- 218; Applicative -il- 219; Passive -iw- and -w- 231; Pluractional -ang- 235; Sequences of productive extensions 237 5.1.3.3. Special tonal patterns for passive, causative and excessive derivation .244 5.1.3.4. Short roots with productive extensions .245 5.1.3.5. Derivation from verbs in і or u .246 5.1.4. Denominal derivation .247 5.2. Verbal Inflection .248 5.2.1. The structure of an inflected verb form .248 5.2.2. Stem formation .249 5.2.3. Concords .253 5.2.4. Post-initial negative markers .257 5.2.5. Tense markers .258 5.2.6. Pre-initial .260 5.2.7. Post-final .261 6. Tenses: Part One .263 6.1. Summary of tenses .263 6.2. Verbal tone .268 6.2.1. Stem Tone Assignment .268 6.2.2. Pre-Stem Tone Assignment .269 6.2.3. Meeussen's Rule .271 6.2.4. Tone Bridge .272 6.2.5. Tone Doubling .273 6.2.6. Penultimate Lengthening & Tone Retraction .274 6.2.7. Tone Spread .276 6.3. Tonal profiles of tenses .277 6.3.1. no H .277 6.3.2. U. 277 6.3.3. P-STA U .280 6.3.4. SI U .285 6.3.5. P-STA SI U .287 6.3.6. PU .290 6.3.7. P-STA PU .291 6.3.8. SI PU .293 6.3.9. P-STA SI PU .294 6.4. Post-final suffix -ni .296 6.5. Conjoint and disjoint tenses with na.SUBST .297 6.6. Irregular verbs .299 7. Tenses: Part Two .303 7.1. Introduction .303 /ƒ/ 7.2. Independent tenses: affirmative and negative .305 7.2.1. Present Progressive .306 7.2.2. Present Imperfective .308 7.2.3. Past Imperfective .313 7.2.4. Present Perfective .316 7.2.5. Past Perfective .320 7.3. Dependent tenses: affirmative and negative .321 7.3.1. Suppositional/ Subsecutive .323 7.3.2. Counterfactual Conditional 1 & Counterfactual Conditional 2.328 7.3.3. Situative Progressive .330 7.3.4. Situative Perfective .334 7.3.5. Resumptive .335 7.3.6. Imperative & Subsecutive Imperative .335 7.3.7. Optative & Subsecutive Optative .336 7.4. Complex tenses .340 7.4.1. Auxiliary + Infinitive .340 7.4.2. Auxiliary wa + Situative Progressive or Situative Perfective .345 7.4.3. Situative Perfective of H (wa) + Situative Progressive or Situative Perfective .348 8. Predication .350 8.1. Non-Verbal Predication .350 8.1.1. Optional Predicative Lowering .351 8.1.2. The invariant copula ndi .360 8.1.3. The invariant copula si .364 8.2. Verbs 'to be' .366 8.2.1. wa and li 'be' .367 8.2.2. pwawa 'exist, be present' .374 8.2.3. pali 'exist, be present' .377 8.3. The phonological phrase .377 8.3.1. Nominal-headed phonological phrases: conjoint and disjoint modifiers .378 8.3.2. Verb-headed phonological phrases: conjoint and disjoint modifiers .383 8.4. Relatives .393 8.4.1. Subject and Non-Subject relative tenses .393 8.4.2. Headed and headless relative clauses .399 8.4.3. Infinitival relative clauses .407 8.5. Infinitives .408 8.5.1. Formal characteristics .409 8.5.2. Functional characteristics .412 9. Texts .425 9.1. Greetings .425 9.1.1. Greeting someone when passing by .426 9.1.2. Greeting someone in the morning .426 9.1.3. Greeting a sick person .427 9.1.4. Inviting someone to a ritual .427 9.2. Rituals .429 9.2.1. Female initiation .429 9.2.2. To remove a spell .431 9.2.3. To appease spirits of the mainland .432 9.2.4. To appease spirits of the sea .436 9.3. Food and Recipes .437 9.3.1. Squeezed cassava .438 9.3.2. Cassava bread .442 9.3.3. Sweet pounded rice .446 9.3.4. Sorghum beer .448 9.3.5. Ugali of unripe unhusked maize .449 9.4. Stories .450 9.4.1. The woman that did not want to marry .452 9.4.2. Hare and Hyena .459 9.4.3. Witchcraft .466 9.4.4. A fight does not solve anything .488 9.5. Proverbs .499 9.6. Riddles .504 9.7. Secret riddles .507 9.8. Songs .510 Bibliographical references .514
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