Omotic Language StudiesR. J. Hayward First Published in 1990. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. |
Contents
Beng Yemsa Phonemes Tones and Words Klaus Wedekind | 68 |
Franz Rottland | 185 |
Richard J Hayward | 210 |
a Pilot Sketch Hompó Éva | 356 |
Bruce Adams | 406 |
rete Phonology Carolyn Ford | 413 |
Richard J Hayward | 425 |
Harold Fleming | 494 |
M Lionel Bender | 584 |
Andrzej Zaborski | 617 |
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Common terms and phrases
Aari accent adjectives affirmative affricated allophones alternative Amharic analysis appear basic Basketo Benč breathy cause Cerulli clitic complement consonant consonant-final copula CPF's Cushitic Dime distinct Dizi element ensete examples feminine final Fleming focus focussed fricative function Gamo geminate gender genitive Gimira glottal stop Gumuz Hamer Hayward Hozo-Sezo imperative imperfect indicate infinitive inflectional interrogative intr Janjero jussive Kafa Komuz Koyra Kwama lexical loan locative marker marking meaning morphemes morphological nasal negative nominative noted noun phrase object occur Ometo Omotic languages Oromo palato-alveolar paradigms participle passive perfect past person person/number phoneme phonological place-name noun plural post-thematic vowel postposition preceding predicate present pron pronominal Proto-Omotic relative clause root-final sentence sequences Shinasha short perfect structure subj subject pronoun suffix syllable tense tonal variant velar verb forms verb roots Wolaitta woman word Yemsa Zayse