A grammar of Akoose: a Northwest Bantu language
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Abbreviations and Symbols.
................................................♦...........xii
1
Introduction and Outline of Phonology
....................................1
1.1
Introduction
.......................................................................... 1
1.2
Outline of Phonology
............................................................3
1.2.1
Consonants
....................................................................4
1.2.2
Vowels
..........................................................................5
1.2.3
Syllable structure
..........................................................5
1.2.4
Assimilation and elision
................................................6
1.2.5
Tone
..............................................................................6
1.2.6
Tone rules
.....................................................................7
1.2.7
Alphabetical list of examples
.........................................8
2
The Noun
..................................................-................................11
2.1
Noun classes
.........................................................................11
2.2
Noun genders
........................................................................12
2.2.1
Examples of count nouns by gender
...............................13
2.2.2
Examples of non-count nouns by gender
........................15
2.3
Agreement or noun class concord
.........................................16
2.3.1
Agreement within the noun phrase
.................................16
v
vi A
Grammar of
Akoose
2.3.2
Agreement between subject and verb
.............................16
2.3.3
Agreement across clauses
..............................................16
2.3.4
Exceptions
.....................................................................17
2.3.5
Summary tables of noun class and concord prefixes
......19
2.4
Internal structure of the noun
................................................22
2.4.1
Noun prefixes
................................................................22
2.4.2
Nouns derived from verbs
..............................................23
2.4.3
The class/gender changing
personífíer
suffix ~e
.............26
2.4.4
Names, vocatives, and titles/terms of address
................26
2.4.5
Numeral nouns
..............................................................28
2.4.6
Reduplication in nouns....
..............................................28
2.5
Diminutive nouns
.................................................................29
2.6
Negative nouns
.....................................................................30
2.7
Compound nouns
..................................................................30
3
The Noun Phrase
.......................................................................33
3.1
Introduction
.........................................................................33
3.2
Structure of the noun phrase
.................................................33
3.3
Noun modifiers
.....................................................................34
3.3.1
Demonstratives
..............................................................34
3.3.2
The emphatic pronoun
...................................................39
3.3.3 Possessives....................................................................42
3.3.4
Property concepts
..........................................................44
3.3.5
Numerals
.......................................................................50
3.3.6
Relative clauses
.............................................................57
3.4
Other elements of the noun phrase
........................................59
3.4.1
Appositions
...................................................................59
3.4.2
Emphatic particles
.........................................................59
3.4.3
Quantifier
......................................................................60
3.4.4
Intensifier
......................................................................60
3.4.5
Modifiers as noun phrase heads
.....................................61
3.5
Negation and the noun phrase
...............................................61
3.6
The associative noun phrase
.................................................62
3.6Л
The associative marker (am)....
......................................62
3.6.2
Tone in the associative noun phrase
...............................64
3.6.3
Agreement in embedded AssNPs
...................................65
3.6.4
Relationships expressed by the AssNP
...........................65
3.7
Possessive noun phrase
.........................................................70
Contents
vii
3.8
Coordinate
noun phrase
........................................................70
3.8.1
With
«e
................................................................................„71
3.8.2
With
Ы
.........................................................................72
3.8.3
With
káa
.......................................................................................73
3.9
Prepositional phrases
............................................................74
3.9.1
Prepositional phrases expressing location
......................74
3.9.2
Prepositional phrases with post-nominal element.....
......75
3.9.3
Prepositional phrases with complex prepositions
.......76
3.9.4
Prepositional phrases with
ne
.............................................77
3.9.5
Other prepositional phrases
...........................................78
3.10
Question phrase
..................................................................80
3.11
Pronouns
.............................................................................80
3.11.1
Personal pronouns
.........................................................80
3.11.2
Class pronouns
..............................................................81
3.11.3
Compound pronouns
......................................................81
4
The Verb
...................................................♦...............................83
4.1
Introduction
..........................................................................83
4.2
The infinitive
........................................................................84
4.3
Subject markers
....................................................................85
4.4
Verb stems
............................................................................86
4.4.1
Verb roots
.....................................................................86
4.4.2
Root tones
.....................................................................86
4.4.3
Derivational affixes or verbal extensions
.......................86
4.4.4
Vowel initial extensions
................................................87
4.4.5
Consonant initial extensions
..........................................88
4.4.6
-V(C)
extensions illustrated
...........................................89
4.4.7
-CVC extensions illustrated
...........................................92
4.5
Extensions and valency changes
........................................... 96
4.5.1
Valency increasing
-ed
causative
.......,........................97
4.5.2
The -en extension
..........................................................97
4.5.3
Valency increasing -e applicative
................................99
4.6
Tense, aspect, negation and dependent forms
........................100
4.6.1
Tense and aspect
...........................................................100
4.6.2
Verb negation
................................................................101
4.6.3
Dependent verb forms
...................................................
Í02
4.6.4
Distribution of dependent verb forms
............................104
4.6.5
The infinitive forms of the verbs illustrated
...................107
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A Grammar of
Акзоѕе
4.6.6
Major verb tenses
..........................................................100
4.6.7
Minor verb tenses...
.......................................................134
4.7
Verb moods
..........................................................................145
4.7.1
Imperative perfective
....................................................145
4.7.2
Imperative imperfective
................................................146
4.7.3
Hortative perfective
.......................................................146
4.7.4
Hortative imperfective.....
..............................................
І47
4.7.5
Imperative and hortative negative
..................................148
4.7.6
Negative prohibitive
......................................................149
5
The Verb Phrase
.......................................................................151
5.1
Introduction
..........................................................................151
5.2
The simple verb phrase
.........................................................152
5.3
The serial verb phrase
...........................................................152
5.4
The split verb phrase
............................................................153
5.5
Phrasal verbs
........................................................................154
5.6
Infinitives and the verb phrase
..............................................155
5.6.1
Verb-verb infinitives
.....................................................155
5.6.2
Verb-object infinitives
...................................................156
5.7
Echo verbs
............................................................................157
5.8
Intensification
.......................................................................157
5.9
Auxiliary verbs
.....................................................................157
5.9.1
Distributional subclasses
..............................................158
5.9.2
Semantic subclasses
......................................................158
5.9.3
Auxiliary verbs illustrated
.............................................162
6
The Clause and Clause Constituents
..........»..............................165
6.1
Non-verbal clauses
...............................................................165
6.2
Verbal clauses
......................................................................167
6.2.1
Non-active clauses with
copular
verb
-bé/~äé
Чо
be
.....168
6.2.2
Non-active clauses with
copular
verb -war/ 4to
have
....................................................................171
6.3
Active clauses
.......................................................................172
6.3.
í
Intransitive clauses
..........„.............................................172
6.3.2
Transitive clauses
..........................................................173
6.3.3
Ditransitive
clauses
......................................................174
6.3.4
Tritransitive clauses
.....................................................175
6.3.5
Clauses with locational complements
............................175
Contents ix
6.3.6
Verbs with a clause as object (complement clauses,
predicate complements)
.................................................175
6.4
Oblique phrases
....................................................................176
6.4.1
Instrument phrases
........................................................176
6.4.2
Accompaniment phrases
................................................ 177
6.4.3
Time phrases
.................................................................177
6.4.4
Locational phrases
.........................................................180
6.4.5
Manner phrases
.............................................................184
6.4.6
Other oblique phrases
....................................................186
6.5
Subject repetition for emphasis
.............................................186
7
Sentence Modifications
.....................................♦.......................189
7.1
Introduction
..........................................................................189
7.2
Questions
..............................................................................191
7.2Л
Yes/no questions
..........................................................191
7.2.2
Content questions
..........................................................193
7.2.3
Leading questions
..........................................................198
7.2.4
Tag questions
................................................................198
7.2.5
Indirect questions
..........................................................199
7.2.6
Questions expressing doubt
...........................................199
7.3
Topicalisation
.......................................................................199
7.3.1
The topic marker
...........................................................200
7.4
Relative clauses
....................................................................202
7.4.1
Structure
.......................................................................202
7.4.2
Constituents relativised
.................................................203
7.5
Fronting
................................................................................210
7.6
Vocatives and politeness adverbs
..........................................211
8
Complex Sentences
..............................................♦.....................213
8.1
Analytic causatives
...............................................................213
8.2
Reported speech
....................................................................214
8.2.1
Speech margin
...............................................................214
8.2.2
Reporting particle
..........................................................215
8.2.3
Direct, indirect and semidirect speech
...........................218
8.2.4
Verbs of speech, perception and cognition.....
................221
8.2.5
Content clauses illustrated
.............................................222
8.2.6
Intention
........................................................................224
8.3
Indirect questions
.................................................................224
χ Α
Grammar of Akoose
8.4
Sentence pro-form
................................................................224
8.5
Other clause combinations
....................................................225
8.5.1
And-coordination
...........................................................225
8.5.2
Or-coordination
.............................................................225
8.5.3
But-coordination
............................................................226
8.5.4
Temporal sequence
........................................................227
8.5.5
Prior action
...................................................................227
8.5.6
Beginning and end points
..............................................228
8.5.7
Purpose
.........................................................................229
8.5.8
Reason and cause
..........................................................231
8.5.9
Result
............................................................................232
8.5.10
Means
...........................................................................233
8.5.11
Concessive
....................................................................234
8.5.12
Contra-expectation
........................................................235
8.5.13
Circumstantial
...............................................................235
8.5.14
Conditional
....................................................................236
8.6
Comparative clauses
.............................................................238
8.7
Summary list of conjunctions
................................................238
9
Negation
....................................................................................241
9.1
Clause negation
...................................................................241
9.1.1
Verbal clauses
...............................................................241
9.1.2
The verb to be
.............................................................242
9.2
Non-verbal clauses
...............................................................243
9.3
Lexical negation
...................................................................243
9.4
Miscellaneous negative items
...............................................243
Appendix A
.....................................................................................245
Lexical Notes and Special Word Forms
..........................................245
A.I. Numerals
............................................................................245
Numerals used for counting
............................,.........................245
Numerals used in a noun phrase
................................................246
A.2. Ideophones
..........................................................................248
A.3. Exclamations
......................................................................250
A.
4.
Loanwords
..........................................................................250
From English
............................................................................250
From
Donala
.............................................................................251
Contents
XI
From German
............................................................................251
From
Erik.................................................................................252
From French
.............................................................................252
From Portuguese
.......................................................................252
A.5. Seasons
...............................................................................252
A.6. Kinship terms
.....................................................................252
Α.Ί.
Colour terms
.......................................................................254
Appendix
В
......................................................................................255
Swadesh
100
Comparative Wordlists
..............................................255
Appendix
С
.....................................................................................261
Text
.................................................................................................261
Bibliography
....................................................................................287
General works
...........................................................................287
Works written in Akosse
...........................................................290
Index
...............................................................................................293
A Grammar of
Akoose
A Northwest Bantu Language
Robert Hedinger
SIL
international* and the University of Texas at Arlington
Publications in Linguistics
143
lhe
purpose of this book is to describe the grammatical structure of
Akoose, also known as Bakossi, one of the north-western most narrow-
Bantu languages of Cameroon,
After a brief sketch of the phonology the structure of the noun is presented,
including the noun class system typical for Bantu languages. The chapter
on the noun phrase includes a discussion of different noun phrase types
as well as the noun modifiers, both those that agree with the head noun
and those not manifesting any agreement. The form of the associative
noun phrase and the semantic relations expressed are also covered. In the
chapter on the verb, the verbal extensions (derivational suffixes) and their
effect on verb valency are described.
Also covered are verb tense, aspect, mood and negation. All the verb
forms are illustrated with paradigms showing a complex verbal system.
The chapter on the verb phrase includes a discussion of auxiliary verbs
which have an interesting range of different functions.
There is a chapter on clause types and their constituents. Questions,
topicalisation and relative clauses take up another chapter. Reported
speech, indirect questions and other clause combinations are covered
under complex sentences. There is an appendix giving lists of ideophones,
acclamations, comparative wordlists, loanwords and an interlinerised text.
The book is aimed at both linguists with an interest in African and in
particular Bantu languages as well as a local audience interested in their
own language.
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| spelling | Hedinger, Robert Verfasser aut A grammar of Akoose a Northwest Bantu language Robert Hedinger Dallas, TX SIL International 2008 © 2008 xiv, 303 Seiten ill. 23 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Publications in linguistics 143 Includes bibliographical references (p. 287-291) and index Grammatik Nkosi-Sprache (DE-588)7527733-5 gnd rswk-swf Grammatik (DE-588)4021806-5 gnd rswk-swf Bakossi dialect Grammar Nkosi-Sprache (DE-588)7527733-5 s Grammatik (DE-588)4021806-5 s DE-604 Publications in linguistics 143 (DE-604)BV000002765 143 Digitalisierung UB Regensburg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=027543737&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung UB Regensburg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=027543737&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext |
| spellingShingle | Hedinger, Robert A grammar of Akoose a Northwest Bantu language Publications in linguistics Grammatik Nkosi-Sprache (DE-588)7527733-5 gnd Grammatik (DE-588)4021806-5 gnd |
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| title | A grammar of Akoose a Northwest Bantu language |
| title_auth | A grammar of Akoose a Northwest Bantu language |
| title_exact_search | A grammar of Akoose a Northwest Bantu language |
| title_full | A grammar of Akoose a Northwest Bantu language Robert Hedinger |
| title_fullStr | A grammar of Akoose a Northwest Bantu language Robert Hedinger |
| title_full_unstemmed | A grammar of Akoose a Northwest Bantu language Robert Hedinger |
| title_short | A grammar of Akoose |
| title_sort | a grammar of akoose a northwest bantu language |
| title_sub | a Northwest Bantu language |
| topic | Grammatik Nkosi-Sprache (DE-588)7527733-5 gnd Grammatik (DE-588)4021806-5 gnd |
| topic_facet | Grammatik Nkosi-Sprache Bakossi dialect Grammar |
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