Studies in African Linguistics
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| /-a-/ reduction phenomena in Luyia | Gerard M. Dalgish | 17: | 155-76 |
| À propos de l'harmonie vocalique en OkpE | Georges Herault | 20: | 339-61 |
| Abstract analysis and Bantu reconstruction: a Luganda example | Marion R. Johnson | 5: | 325-37 |
| Accent in the Central Somali nominal system | Douglas Biber | 13: | 1-10 |
| Accent modification rules in Luganda | John Kalema | 8: | 127-41 |
| Acoustic analysis of vowels and diphthongs in Cairo Arabic | Kjell Norlin | Supp. 9: | 238-44 |
| An acoustic and phonological study of pre-pausal length in Hausa | Roxana Ma Newman & Vincent J. van Heuven | Supp. 8: | 95-99 |
| Acoustic cues for the perception of tones of disyllabic nouns in Edo | Victor E. Omozuwa | 22: | 135-56 |
| The 'adjective' in some African languages | Claude Hagège | Supp. 5: | 125-34 |
| Adjectives and adjectivalization processes in Edo | Thomas O. Omoruyi | 17: | 283-302 |
| African language usage in the classroom, reported and observed | Dianne C. Bowcock | Supp. 9: | 33-8 |
| The Afrikaner and his language | Yvette Stoops | l0: | 313-16 |
| Against vowel length in Tigrinya | Eugene Buckley | 26.1: | 63-102 |
| Agreement and Fula pronouns | Christopher Culy | 25.1: | 1-27 |
| The agreement of nominal predicates in Luganda | Martin Mould | 2: | 25-36 |
| Akan vowel harmony: the word structure conditions and the floating vowels | John M. Stewart | 14: | 111-39 |
| An alternative to lexical insertion for Yoruba complex nouns | S. Ayotunde Ekundayo | 7: | 233-60 |
| The analysis of Bambara polarization | David J. Dwyer | Supp. 6: | 27-38 |
| The analysis of complex phonetic elements in Bura and the syllable | Ian Maddieson | 14: | 285-310 |
| Anatomy of the tonal system of a Bantu language | Cheryl L. Austen | Supp. 5: | 21-34 |
| 'And what about ...?' — topicalisation in Hausa | Philip Jaggar | 9: | 69-81 |
| Animacy, objects and clitics in SeSotho | Malillo Morolong and Larry M. Hyman | 8: | 199-218 |
| Animate concord in northeast coastal Bantu: its linguistic and social impli-cations as a case of grammatical convergence | Benji Wald | 6: | 267-314 |
| Another look at meta-rules and "family universals" | Robert K. Herbert | 9: | 143-65 |
| The appendix in parametric phonology | Monik Charette | Supp. 9: | 49-53 |
| The applied suffix in Swahili | Robert F. Port | 12: | 71-82 |
| The Arabic doubled verb conspiracy and morpheme invariance | Grover Hudson | Supp. 9: | 141-45 |
| Arvee-three: the meaning of an Igbo verbal suffix | Michael C. Onwuemene | Supp. 8: | 103-6 |
| Aspects of Avatime phonology | Russell G. Schuh | 24.1: | 31-67 |
| Aspects of Bandi tonology | Robert Mugele and Michael Rodewald | 22: | 103-34 |
| Aspects of morphological and syntactic divergence in Lango and Acholi | Edith L. Bavin | 13: | 231-48 |
| Aspects of the phonology of labial-velar stops | Michael Cahill | 28.2: | 155-84 |
| Associative tone and syllable structure in Asante Twi | Lynette Nyaggah | Supp. 6: | 191-9 |
| [ATR] harmony in Turkana | Manuela Noske | 25.1: | 61-99 |
| ATR vowel harmony in Akposso | Coleen G. Anderson | 28.2: | 185-214 |
| An autosegmental accentual account of Luganda tone | Larry M. Hyman | Supp. 8: | 64-8 |
| Autosegmental Babanki | Gary M. Gilligan | Supp. 9: | 119-22 |
| Auxiliary focus | Larry M. Hyman and John R. Watters | 15: | 233-73 |
| Avatime noun classes and concord | Russell G. Schuh | 24.2: | 123-49 |
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| Bade/Ngizim vowels and syllable structure | Russell G. Schuh | 9: | 245-81 |
| Bantu -a-: the far past in the far past | John Goldsmith | Supp. 9: | 123-7 |
| Bantu and its closest relatives | Joseph Greenberg | Supp. 5: | 115-18 |
| Bantu lexical classes and semantic universals (with some remarks on how not to write phonological rules) | Frank Heny | 3: | 207-58 |
| The Bondei object pronoun in clefts and pseudo-clefts | Elizabeth G. Weber | 19: | 233-57 |
| Borrowed logophoricity? | Zygmunt Frajzyngier | Supp. 9: | 114-18 |
| Boundary tones and the phonetic implementation of tone in Chichewa | Scott Myers | 25.1: | 29-60 |
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| Case complexes in Swahili | W. H. Whiteley | 3: | 1-46 |
| Causative constructions in Yoruba | Carol Lord | Supp. 5: | 195-204 |
| Causatives, transitivity and objecthood in Kimeru | Kathryn Speed Hodges | Supp. 7: | 113-25 |
| Chadic extensions and pre-dative verb forms in Hausa | Paul Newman | 8: | 275-97 |
| Characteristics of Omotic tone: Shinasha (Borna) | Ashenafi Tesfaye and Klaus Wedekind | 21: | 347-68 |
| Chronogenetic staging of tense in Ruhaya | John Hewson, Derek Nurse and Henry Muzale | 29.2: | 33-56 |
| Class 5 allomorphy in Ciyao | Armindo S.A. Ngunga | 26.2: | 165-92 |
| The classification of the Masa group of languages | Aaron Shyrock | 26.1: | 29-62 |
| Cleft constructions | H.F. Hailu | Supp. 9: | 128-34 |
| A closer look at short high vowels in Hausa | Benedicte Chorier and Nicholas Faraclas | Supp. 8: | 9-12 |
| Color terms and lexical classes in Krahn/Wobé | Janet Mueller Bing | 22: | 277-96 |
| A comment on "rule inversion in Chadic: a reply" | Russell G. Schuh | 5: | 279-80 |
| A comparative and historical study of locative-based periphrastic verbal forms in Fula dialects | Josh Ard | 10: | 119-58 |
| Comparative notes on past tenses in Kenyan northeast Bantu languages | Benji Wald | Supp. 6: | 267-81 |
| Comparative reconstruction of Mandekan | Kent Bimson | 7: | 295-354 |
| Comparison in Bambara: an infinitival verb phrase | Jan Charles-Luce | 17: | 199-212 |
| Complex verbs in Nupe and Yoruba | Isaac S. George Madugu | 16: | 295-321 |
| Compounding into: the dynamics of a closed pidgin | Philip A. Noss | Supp. 7: | 185-97 |
| The conditional particle ka in Waama (Bénin) | Jennifer Rowe | 22: | 297-314 |
| Conjoined and stacked restrictive clauses: deep and not-so-deep constraints in light of Luganda data | Livingstone Walusimbi and Talmy Givón | 1: | 157-84 |
| Consonant alternation in Fula | Royal Skousen | 3: | 77-96 |
| Consonant gradation in Fula suffixes: the ugly truth | Donald G. Churma | 19: | 35-74 |
| The consonant inventory of Proto-Eastern Cushitic | Christopher Ehret | 22: | 211-75 |
| Consonant mutation in Sereer-Siin | Fiona McLaughlin | 23: | 279-314 |
| Consonant types, vowel height and tone in Yoruba | Jean-Marie Hombert | 8: | 173-9 |
| Contextual labialization in Nawuri | Roderic F. Casali | 21: | 319-46 |
| Contrast preservation in Yoruba | Robert W. Wilkinson | 7: | 65-92 |
| Coreference and logophoricity in Gokana | Larry M. Hyman and Bernard Comrie | Supp. 8: | 69-73 |
| Coreferent pronominalization in Diré Songhai | John P. Hutchison | 2: | 83-104 |
| Cost accounting vs. explanation: a reply to a reply | Frank Heny | 3: | 433-43 |
| A counter example to Bach's "question" | Eyamba G. Bokamba | Supp. 5: | 49-66 |
| Cross River as a model for the evolution of Benue-Congo nominal class/concord systems | Nicholas Faraclas | 17: | 39-54 |
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| D'ou vient le ton haut du Bamileke-fe/fe/? | Larry M. Hyman | Supp. 6: | 123-34 |
| Defining the domain of nasality in Edo | Matt. Osayaba Aikhionbare | 20: | 301-15 |
| Dentality, areal features, and phonological change in northeastern Bantu | Derek Nurse | 16: | 243-79 |
| Dependency relations in syntax: the mysterious case of the empty determiner in Aghem | Larry M. Hyman | Supp. 9: | 151-6 |
| Dependent modals, performatives, facti-vity, Bantu subjunctives and what not | Talmy Givón | 2: | 61-82 |
| Derivation and simplification by adolescent Dioula speakers | Gayle Partman | 5: | 101-16 |
| The derivation of Igbo verb bases | William E. Welmers | 1: | 49-59 |
| The destruction of tonal structure in Mende | Elizabeth Cowper and Keren Rice | Supp. 9: | 57-62 |
| The development of case and focus in Umbundu | Thilo C. Schadeberg | Supp. 9: | 282-4 |
| A diachronic-tonological analysis of certain rank shifted verbal structures in Northern Sotho | Dann Lombard | 9: | 317-26 |
| Differences de comportement et rapports entre consonne finale de radical CVC et consonne initiale de suffixe en Moore | Norbert Nikiema | 18: | 117-74[Errata 18: |
| Les diphtongues cachées du Vata | Jonathan D. Kaye | 12: | 225-43 |
| Direct and reported speech in Tikar narrative | Carol Stanley | 13: | 31-52 |
| Discourse distances and the Swahili demonstratives | Timothy Wilt | 18: | 81-95 |
| Discourse strategies in Pulaar: the use of focus | Sonja Fagerberg | 14: | 141-57 |
| Distinctive nasality in Kwawu: a prosodic account | Outi Bat-El | 19: | 173-203 |
| The diversity of Juba Arabic | Eluzai M. Yokwe | Supp. 9: | 323-8 |
| Dogon pronominal systems: their nature and evolution | Christopher Culy, Koungarma Kodio & Patrice Togo | 23: | 315-44 |
| Double negation and negative shift in Kinyarwanda | Alexandre Kimenyi | l0: | 179-96 |
| Doublets in Kinyarwanda: an inquiry into the process of sign-production | Alexandre Kimenyi | Supp. 9: | 181-5 |
| Downdrift and rule ordering | John M. Clifton | 7: | 175-94 |
| Downstep displacement in Kikuyu (abstract) | Kevin C. Ford and G.N. Clements | 9: | 327-9 |
| Downstep in Pari: the tone system of a western Nilotic language | Torben Andersen | 19: | 261-315 |
| Downstep in the Kipare verb complex | Deborah Schlindwein | Supp. 9: | 285-9 |
| Downstep in Supyire | Robert Carlson | 14: | 35-45 |
| Downstep, downdrift, and diacritics | Jerry Larson | Supp. 2: | 171-82 |
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| Egyptian Arabic and English nativization process | Atteya Yussif El-Noory | Supp. 9: | 100-4 |
| Les emplois du curseur koo en Hawsa | Mohaman Bachir Attouman | 16: | 135-60 |
| Empty operator raising in Kitharaka | Carolyn Harford | 26.2: | 111-29 |
| Epenthesis, mutation, and structure preservation in the Shona causative | Scott Myers | 23: | 185-216 |
| Ergativity and the active-stative typology in Loma | Noel Rude | 14: | 265-83 |
| An ethnolinguistic study of Hausa epithets | Charles H. Kraft | Supp. 6: | 135-46 |
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Ethnonyms in Hausa Evidence for head raising in Kiswahili relative clauses |
Paul Newman Deo Ngonyani |
15 30.1: |
301-20 59-74 |
| Evidence for object-verb ordering in Chadic | Donald A. Burquest | 12: | 87-9 |
| Existence and possession in Bisa | Tony Naden | 13: | 211-14 |
| An experimental study of Yoruba tone | Carl LaVelle | Supp. 5: | 169-84 |
| Explaining Hausa feminines | Paul Newman | 10: | 197-226 |
| The expression of negation in Egyptian colloquial Arabic (eca) | Hany Amin Azer | Supp. 9: | 15-18 |
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| Factivity, presupposition and the relativised predicate in Krio | Dudley K. Nylander | 16: | 323-36 |
| Final vowel shortening in Luganda | Larry M. Hyman and Francis X. Katamba | 21: | 1-59 |
| Le fini/l'infini ou l'affirmation/ l'interro-gation en Moba (langue Voltaique parlée au Nord-Togo) | Annie Rialland | Supp. 9: | 258-61 |
| Floating tones and contour tones in Kenyang | David Odden | 19: | 1-34 |
| Floating tones, shifting rules, and downstep in Dschang-Bamileke | Maurice Tadadjeu | Supp. 5: | 283-90 |
| Focus and question formation in Edo | Thomas O. O¢mo¢ruyi | 20: | 279-300 |
| Focus and relativization: the case of Kihung'an | Alexis Takizala | 3: | 259-88 |
| Focus and the scope of assertion: some Bantu evidence | Talmy Givón | 6: | 185-206 |
| Focus in Oromo | Baye Yimam | 19: | 365-84 |
| Focus in the Rendille clause | Antoinette Oomen | 9: | 35-67 |
| Formal correlates of focussing in Kimatuumbi | David Odden | 15: | 275-99 |
| The fortis feature in Jju (Kaje): an initial study | Norris P. McKinney | 15: | 177-88 |
| A four-term person system and its ramifications | David J. Clark | 3: | 97-106 |
| From consonants to downstep in Podoko | Stephen C. Anderson & Jeanette Swackhamer | 12: | 131-53 |
| From Proto-Benue-Congo to Proto-Bantu noun classes | Jean-Marie Hombert | Supp. 8: | 55-8 |
| A functional explanation for the ni!- NP construction in Yoruba | Ore Yusuf | Supp. 9: | 329-34 |
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| Gemination and spirantization in Berber: diachrony and synchrony | Jilali Saib | 5: | 1-26 |
| Gender agreement in Chichewa | Greville G. Corbett and Alfred D. Mtenje | 18: | 1-38 |
| Generational language shift and linguistic diversity measures: a Kenya case | Philip A.S. Sedlak | 6: | 65-76 |
| Genetic relationship and the case of Ma'a (Mbugu) | Sarah G. Thomason | 14: | 195-231 |
| Grades, vowel-tone classes and extensions in the Hausa verbal system | Paul Newman | 4: | 297-346 |
| Grammatical tone neutralization in Kinyarwanda | Alexandre Kimenyi | 9: | 301-15 |
| Grammaticalisation de la structure Infinitif + Verbe conjugue dans quelques langues bantoues | Pascal Hadermann | 25.2: | 155-69 |
| Gumuz, Koman, Mao, and Omotic | M. Lionel Bender | Supp. 9: | 19-21 |
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| Hausa disyllabic verbs: comments on base forms and extensions | Graham Furniss | 12: | 97-129 |
| The Hausa negative markers | Paul Newman | 2: | 183-96 |
| The Hausa particle ko: an uncertainty modality | Laura F. Meyers | 5: | 247-64 |
| Hausa vowels and diphthongs | Mona Lindau-Webb | 16: | 161-82 |
| Head-initial meets head-final: nominal suffixes in eastern and southern Bantu from a historical perspective | Tom Guldemann | 28.1: | 49-91 |
| Heny vs. Givón: Pardon may I cut in? | Patrick R. Bennett | 4: | 219-22 |
| Hierarchies of natural topic in Shona | Annie Hawkinson and Larry Hyman | 5: | 147-70 |
| High tone doubling in two Makua dialects | Chin-Chuan Cheng and Charles W. Kisseberth | Supp. 8: | 5-8 |
| His and hers morphology: the strange case of Tarok possessives | J. O. Skip Robinson | Supp. 6: | 201-9 |
| The historical development of southwestern Mande consonants | David J. Dwyer | 5: | 59-94 |
| Historical evidence for abstract phonological analyses | David Odden | 12: | 219-22 |
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The history of Hausa nasals The history of the middle in Dogon |
Russell G. Schuh Christopher Culy and Sarah M. B. Fagan |
Supp. 6 30.2: |
221-32 171-194 |
| Hlonipha — the women's language of avoidance among the Xhosa | Rosalie Finlayson | Supp. 8: | 25-8 |
| Homonymy versus unity of form: the particle -a in Swahili | Annie K. Hawkinson | 10: | 81-l09 |
| How Igbo got from SOV serializing to SVO compounding | Carol Lord | Supp. 7: | 145-55 |
| Hypothese du morpheme verbal discontinu -id-e | Geoffrey Rugero, Nkiko Munya et Kabange Mukala | 18: | 299-308 |
| Hypotheses concerning the phonetic and functional origins of tone displacement in Zulu | Daniel Silverman | 29.2: | 1-32 |
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| The ideophone as a syntactic category in the southern Bantu languages | C.T.D. Marivate | Supp. 9: | 210-14 |
| Ideophones defined as a phonological class: the case of Yoruba | Karen Courtenay | Supp. 6: | 13-26 |
| Idiosyncratic suprasegmental processes in Mende | David J. Dwyer | 9: | 331-91 |
| Igbo adjectives as morphophonologized relatives | Omen N. Maduka-Durunze | 21: | 237-50 |
| Igbo tonology | William E. Welmers | 1: | 255-78 |
| Igbo verb compounds and the lexicon | Carol Lord | 6: | 23-48 |
| Implications for universal grammar of object-creating rules in Luyia and Mashi | Judith Olmsted Gary | Supp. 7: | 85-95 |
| Implosives as liquids | Jonathan D. Kaye | Supp. 8: | 78-81 |
| In defence of the skeletal tier | R.J. Hayward | 19: | 131-72 |
| In favor of a higher cause | Beatrice Jones | Supp. 2: | 19-46 |
| Inaccessibility and demotional nominal marking in Iraqw | Gerard M. Dalgish | 9: | 283-97 |
| Inalienable possession in Sotho | Erhard F.K. Voeltz | Supp. 6: | 255-66 |
| The"indigenous versus foreign" contro-versy about the sources of Swahili vocabulary | Derek Nurse | Supp. 9: | 245-50 |
| Indirect objects in SiSwati | Videa P. De Guzman | 18: | 309-25 |
| The infinitive in Kinyarwanda | Geoffrey Rugege | Supp. 8: | 111-14 |
| The influence of Arabic on the syntax of Swahili discourse | Benji Wald | Supp. 9: | 315-17 |
| L'influence des consonnes sur les tons en dagara: langue voltaique du Burkina Faso | Penou-Achille Some | 27.1: | 3-47 |
| L'information segmentale necessaire à l'élaboration des règles tonales de l'Adioukrou | Georges Herault | Supp. 8: | 51-4 |
| An integrated analysis of Swahili augmentative-diminutives | Kenneth N. Shepardson | 13: | 53-76 |
| The interaction of segmental and tonal levels: the case of [?] in Temne | Julie F. Nemer and Keith Wm. Mountford | 15: | 107-61 |
| Interaction of tone, syntax and semantics in the acquisition of Chichewa negation | Moira Chimombo and Al Mtenje | 20: | 103-50 |
| Internal evidence for final vowel lowering in Hausa | Paul Newman | 21: | 251-5 |
| The interpretation of tone in Principense Creole | Anthony Traill and Luiz Ferraz | 12: | 205-15 |
| Intonation in Chadic languages | William R. Leben | Supp. 9: | 191-5 |
| The intonation system of Isoko | Shirley Donwa-Ifode | Supp. 9: | 83-9 |
| Is there a passive in Dholuo? | Eunita D.A. Ochola | 28.1: | 31-48 |
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| The Kanuri associative postposition: a case for subordination | John P. Hutchison | 11: | 321-51 |
| Khoisan consonants and phonological universals | Anthony Traill | Supp. 8: | 134-6 |
| Kilba equational sentences | Russell G. Schuh | 14: | 311-26 |
| Kinga: a restricted tone system | Thilo C. Schadeberg | 4: | 23-48 |
| KiSwahili diglossia in Kenya: implications for language policy | Carol M. Eastman | Supp. 8: | 20-21 |
| Kiujamaa: notes on political language | Magdalena Hauner | Supp. 8: | 46-50 |
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| Language and politics in South Africa | Rachel Angogo | 9: | 211-21 |
| Language contact and grammatical inter-ference: Hausa and Zarma in Niamey, Niger | Jennifer J. Yanco | Supp. 9: | 318-22 |
| Language planning and onomastics in Zaire | Tshimpaka Yanga | 9: | 233-44 |
| Language resource project | David Dwyer and Kay Irish | 13: | 215-16 |
| Language typology and reconstruction: the pre-nasalized stops of Kisi | G. Tucker Childs | 23: | 65-80 |
| Language universals and syntactic changes in Swahili as a second language | Carol Myers Scotton | Supp. 9: | 290-92 |
| Length and syllable structure in Hausa | William R. Leben | Supp. 7: | 137-43 |
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Length and syllable weight in Ibibio
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Eno-Abasi E. Urua |
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241-66
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| Lexical extraprosidicity in Chilungu | Lee S. Bickmore and Michael T. Boyle | 24.2: | 85-121 |
| Lexical nominalizability restriction in Yoruba | S. Ayotunde Ekundayo | Supp. 7: | 43-51 |
| Lexicalist hypothesis and Hausa | Dauda M. Bagari | 2: | 197-216 |
| Lexicalizing directional and nondirectional motion in Emai | Ronald P. Schaefer | 17: | 177-98 |
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The lexicostatistic base of Bennett and Sterk's reclassification of Niger-Congo with particular reference to the cohesion of Bantu Les séries verbales en baoulé: Questions de morphosyntaxe et des sémantique |
Thilo C. Schadeberg
Jérémie Kouadio N'Guessan |
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69-83
75-90 |
| Lines on the classification of Ethiopian-Semitic | Jack Fellman | 25.2: | 205-06 |
| Linguistic performances as subjective measures — some findings and implications | Carol Myers Scotton | Supp. 7: | 199-210 |
| Linkless clauses in Bantu | Alexandre Kimenyi | Supp. 8: | 85-9 |
| Loanwords and MSC's in Oshikwanyama | Aleksandra Steinbergs | Supp. 9: | 293-7 |
| Local and metrical tone shift in Nguni | Laura Downing | 21: | 261-317 |
| Locative phrases and alternative concord in Tshiluba | Susan U. Stucky | 9: | 107-19 |
| Locatives in Bangangte-Bamileke | Jan Voorhoeve | 5: | 205-22 |
| Low tone raising in Hausa: a critical assessment | Paul Newman and Philip Jaggar | 20: | 227-51 |
| LTR: a reply to Schuh | Paul Newman and Philip Jaggar | 20: | 263-4 |
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| The ma- prefix in Afroasiatic | Karen Lahaie | Supp. 9: | 186-90 |
| Maasai gender in typological perspective | Doris L. Payne | 27.2: | 159-75 |
| The magical number two: Bantu pronouns and the theory of nominalization | Talmy Givón | 1: | 279-300 |
| Majang nominal plurals, with comparative notes | Peter Unseth | 19: | 75-91 |
| The Margi vowel system and labiocoronals | Ian Maddieson | 18: | 327-55 |
| The marking of grammatical relations in Swahili | Mayrene Bentley | 27.2: | 177-97 |
| Mende tone | David J. Dwyer | 2: | 117-30 |
| The metrico-syllabic approach: evidence in Kinyarwanda | Paul Sauvageau | Supp. 9: | 275-81 |
| Microcomputers and African research | Gerard M. Dalgish | Supp. 9: | 69-71 |
| Migration theory, the northeastern coastal Bantu and the Shungwaya hypothesis | Philip Sedlak | Supp. 7: | 211-21 |
| La modalité d'incompatibilité-dominance in Hawsa: i~na!a X i~na!a Y | Mohaman Bachir Attouman | 18: | 239-48 |
| The modifying serial construction: a critique | Oladele Awobuluyi | 4: | 87-112 |
| The modifying serial construction: a reply | Ayo Bamgbose | 4: | 207-18 |
| Mood and aspect in Karang | Edward H. Ubels | 14: | 195-231 |
| More on nasals and nasalization in Kwa | Kay Williamson | 4: | 115-38 |
| Morpheme alternation in Tangale: a syllable structure approach | Mairo Kidda | Supp. 9: | 173-80 |
| Morphological palatalization in southern Bantu: a reply to segmental fusion | Robert K. Herbert | 8: | 143-71 |
| Morphological stratification in Dinka: on the alternations of voice quality, vowel length, and tone in the morpho-logy of transitive verbal roots in a mono-syllabic language | Torben Andersen | 23: | 1-64 |
| Morphologically based agreement in Swahili | Karl H. Reynolds and Carol M. Eastman | 20: | 63-77 |
| Morphology of the gerund in Degema and its reconstruction in Proto-Edoid | Ben Ohi Elugbe | 15: | 77-89 |
| Morphophonemics of Swahili verb suffixes | Robert F. Port & Kenneth Shepardson | 13: | 249-71 |
| Motion in Tswana and its characteristic lexicalization | Ronald P. Schaefer | 16: | 57-87 |
| A multi-tiered approach to Silt'i verb morphology | Ernst-August Gutt | 16: | 183-222 |
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| Nasal consonant harmony at a distance: the case of Yaka | Larry M. Hyman | 24.1: | 5-30 |
| Nasality in Gbe: a synchronic interpretation | Hounkpatin C. Capo | 12: | 1-43 |
| Nasals and nasalization in Kwa | Larry M. Hyman | 3: | 167-206 |
| The natural history of Meinhof's law in Bantu | Marion R. Johnson | 10: | 261-71 |
| NCs in Moghamo: prenasalized onsets or heterosyllabic clusters? | Roderic F. Casali | 24.2: | 151-66 |
| Nè … ba marking in Lele: a cleft construction | Pamela Simons | 13: | 217-29 |
| A new analysis of the Krio cleft predicate | Dudley K. Nylander | Supp. 9: | 251-3 |
| A new formalization of downdrift | Ann M. Peters | 4: | 139-54 |
| A new look at the predicating particles in Hausa | John Bryson Eulenberg | 2: | 105-16 |
| Niger-Congo noun class and agreement systems in historical and acquisition perspective | Katherine Demuth, Nicholas Faraclas & Lynell Marchese | Supp. 9: | 78-82 |
| Niger-Congo noun class markers: prefixes, suffixes, both or neither | Joseph Greenberg | Supp. 7: | 97-104 |
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Nilo-Saharan k - as a stage III article Njerep: A postcard from the edge |
Joseph Greenberg H. Bruce A. Connell and David Zeitlyn |
Supp. 8 29.1 : |
43-5 95-126 |
| Nominal relations in systemic dependency grammar | Jonathan Owens | 19: | 317-63 |
| Nominative/agreement complementarity and VSO order in standard Arabic | Hagit Borer and Laurice Tuller | Supp. 9: | 27-32 |
| The non-correlation of tone and vowel height in Hausa | Paul Newman | 6: | 207-13 |
| A non-transformational account of serial verbs | Paul Schachter | Supp. 5: | 253-70 |
| On non-transformational rule extension in Kanakuru | Grover Hudson | 15: | 215-23 |
| A nonlinear approach to vowel length in Kimatuumbi | David Odden | Supp. 8: | 99-102 |
| A note on double negation marking in Sissala | Regina Blass | 14: | 329-30 |
| A note on downstep in Yala (Ikom) | Robert G. Armstrong | 3: | 423-6 |
| A note on global rules in Banbubangu tone | A.E. Meeussen | 5: | 95-100 |
| A note on Hausa plurals | Donald A. Burquest | 20: | 265-78 |
| A note on lateral fricatives in Chadic | Charles H. Kraft | 2: | 271-81 |
| A note on subject clitics in Akan | Richard Campbell | 27.1: | 49-66 |
| A note on subject postposing | Talmy Givón | 3: | 289-300 |
| A note on the base form of the Hausa verb | Dauda M. Bagari and William R. Leben | 6: | 239-48 |
| A note on the Hausa voiceless labials | Bello Ahmad Salim | 11: | 257-60 |
| A note on the kinship system of Kenya Luo | William M. Jr. Christie | 14: | 331-4 |
| A note on tone and the abstractness controversy | Victoria Fromkin | Supp. 6: | 47-62 |
| A note on tone in Tiv conjugation | James D. McCawley | 1: | 123-30 |
| Notes on constructions with ín (4 ) | John B. Callender | 2: | 1-24 |
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Notes on the history of southwestern Mande Notes on tense and aspect in the Ijesa dialect of Yoruba |
Larry M. Hyman Felix Abidemi Fabunmi |
4 30.1: |
183-96 113-114 |
| Noun class levelling in Bamileke | Larry M. Hyman, Erhard F. K. Voeltz & Georges Tchokokam | 1: | 185-210 |
| The noun classes and concord of Congo Copperbelt Swahili | Kabuya Nkulu | 28.1: | 93-108 |
| Noun classification in Wolof: when affixes are not renewed | Fiona McLaughlin | 26.1: | 1-28 |
| The noun prefix in Ewe | Herbert Stahlke | Supp. 2: | 141-60 |
| The noun prefix in Yoruba | Herbert Stahlke | Supp. 6: | 243-53 |
| Nupe tonology | Isaac George | 1: | 100-122 |
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| o epenthesis: a positional treatment of Swahili pronominal clitics | Camillia N. Keach | Supp. 9: | 163-7 |
| Object agreement and topicality hierarchies in Kiyaka | Lukowa Kidima | 18: | 175-209 |
| Object clitic pronouns in Bantu and the topicality hierarchy | Alessandro Duranti | 10: | 31-45 |
| Objects in Gokana | Donna Wagner | Supp. 9: | 304-8 |
| An observation of vowel contraction in Xhosa | Paul K. Aoki | 5: | 223-42 |
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Observations on the immediate dominance constraint,topicalization and relativization Observations on Kunama tone |
Eyamba G. Bokamba John Abraha Ashkaba, Bruce A. Connell, and Richard J. Hayward
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6 29.1: |
1-22 1-42 |
| Omotic as a branch of Afroasiatic | Harold C. Fleming | Supp. 5: | 81-94 |
| On "the subject concord prefix" in Yoruba | Oladele Awobuluyi | 6: | 215-38 |
| On certain nominal patterns in Tigrinya | Jean Lowenstamm and Jean-François Prunet | Supp. 9: | 203-9 |
| On core syllables in modern Arabic dialects | Michael Kenstowicz | Supp. 9: | 168-72 |
| On cost accounting in lexical structure: a reply to Frank Heny | Talmy Givón | 3: | 427-42 |
| On meta-rules in phonology | Francis Katamba | 8: | 33-47 |
| On reconstructing the modified base of Bantu verbs | Martin Mould | 3: | 107-26 |
| On the correlation of tone and vowel height in Hausa: a reply to Newman | Nina Pilszczikowa-Chodak | 6: | 315-21 |
| On the description of consonant gradation in Fula | Stephen R. Anderson | 7: | 93-136 |
| On the development of the verb infinitive phrase in Yoruba | Yiwola Awoyale | 14: | 71-1 |
| On the dynamics of velarization and labialization: some Bantu evidence | Fritz Ponelis | 5: | 27-58 |
| On the evolution of the tense marker na in Eastern Bantu (summary) | Benji Wald | Supp. 8: | 142-4 |
| On the high non-expanded vowels in Yoruboid | Hounkpatin B.C. Capo | 16: | 103-21 |
| On the interaction of phonology and morphology: a Chi-mwi:ni example | Charles W. Kisseberth & Mohammad Imam Abasheikh | 7: | 31-40 |
| On the intransitive copy pronouns in Chadic | Zygmunt Frajzyngier | Supp. 7: | 73-84 |
| On the justification for language-specific sub-grammatical relations | Gerard M. Dalgish and Gloria Sheintuch | 8: | 219-40 |
| On the nature of the Bambara tone system | Karen Courtenay | 5: | 303-24 |
| On the productivity of derivational mor-phology and lexical representation: manner adverbs in Luganda | Martin Mould | Supp. 7: | 175-83 |
| On the reality of vowel coalescence in Yoruba | Oladele Awobuluyi | Supp. 9: | 11-14 |
| On the scope of the serial verb construction in Yoruba | Olasope Oyelaran | 13: | 109-46 |
| On the scope of the serial verb construction in Yoruba | Olasope Oyelaran | Supp. 8: | 106-10 |
| On the similarities between interrogatives and emphatics in Kikuyu and English | Amy Myers | Supp. 2: | 11-18 |
| On the similarity between nominal adjec-tives and possessive forms in Kihungan | Alexis Takizala | Supp. 5: | 291-305 |
| On the so-called reversing tonal system of Chiluba:a case for restructuring | Marcel van Spaandonck | 2: | 131-44 |
| On the SOV reconstruction of southern Nilotic: internal evidence from Toposa | Talmy Givón | Supp. 6: | 73-93 |
| On the syntax of possessor raising in Swahili | Camillia N. Keach and Michael Rochemont | 23: | 81-106 |
| On the treatment of syntactically distri-buted downstep | Mary M. Clark | 11: | 101-37 |
| On the underlying representation of contour tones in Wobe | John Victor Singler | 15: | 59-75 |
| On the verbal origin of the Bantu verb suffixes | Talmy Givón | 2: | 145-64 |
| Once more on the nature of downdrift | Lee A. Becker | 10: | 233-46 |
| One father or two? polysemy in kinship terms | Chet A. Creider | Supp. 9: | 63-8 |
| The organization of repair in Yoruba conversation | Femi Akindele | 22: | 171-88 |
| The origin of consonant gemination in Luganda | Martin Mould | Supp. 5: | 223-32 |
| The origin of Hausa \h\ | Paul Newman | Supp. 6: | 165-75 |
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The origins of the remote future formatives in Kinyarwanda, Kirundi and Giha (J61) Osculance in Bantu reconstructions: A case study of the pair °-kádang-/°kang- ('fry', 'roast') and its historical implications |
Robert Botne
Koen Bostoen |
21
30.2: |
189-210
121-46 |
| An outline of Luganda syllable structure | G.N. Clements | Supp. 8: | 12-16 |
| An outline of Lulubo phonology | Torben Andersen | 18: | 39-65 |
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| Papiamento plurals | Charles E. DeBose | Supp. 5: | 67-74 |
| Paradigmatic initiation of a sound change in Hadiyya | Grover Hudson | 7: | 211-29 |
| Parataxis in Lango | Michael Noonan and Edith Bavin | 12: | 45-69 |
| Les parlers Songhay Occidentaux (Tombouctou-Jenné-Ngorku) | Robert Nicolaï | 9: | 1-34 |
| Partial vowel harmony in Kera | Karen H. Ebert | Supp. 5: | 75-80 |
| Perception of tones of bisyllabic nouns in Yoruba | Jean-Marie Hombert | Supp. 6: | 109-21 |
| Perceptual transparency and relativization: a case study in Fula | Saeed Ali & Yero Sylla | Supp. 7: | 1-l0 |
| The perfect stem in Chi-mwi:ni and global rules | Charles W. Kisseberth & Mohammad Iman Abasheik | 6: | 249-66 |
| Personal pronouns, object markers, and syntactic evidence in Dho-Luo | Gerard M. Dalgish | 8: | 101-120 |
| Phonetic aspects of Dholuo vowels | Leon C. Jacobson | Supp. 7: | 127-35 |
| The phonetic structures of Hadza | Bonny Sands, Ian Maddieson, and Peter Ladefoged | 25.2: | 171-204 |
| A phonetico-semantic analysis of verb-noun contractions in Yoruba | B. Rotimi Badejo | 17: | 85-94 |
| Phonological allomorphy in Swahili: on the form of inanimate pronominal clitics | Camillia N. Barrett-Keach | 18: | 263-98 |
| Phonological processes in the noun class system of Lama | Meterwa A. Ourso | 20: | 151-77 |
| Phonological regularities in Akan-English code-switching | Barn. Forson | Supp. 8: | 29-34 |
| A phonological study of fe/fe/ -Bamileke (monograph) | Larry M. Hyman | Supp. 4 | |
| Phonology in the basilect: the fate of final consonants in Liberian Interior English | John Victor Singler | 22: | 1-44 |
| The phonology of Banda-Tangbago | Douglas L. Sampson | Supp. 9: | 269-74 |
| The phonology of vocalic height in Kikuria | Chacha Nyaigotti Chacha and David Odden | 27.2: | 129-58 |
| The place of Jiiddu in Proto-Soomaali | Mohamed Nuuh Ali & Linda Arvanites | Supp. 9: | 6-10 |
| Pluralization and noun-class remnants in Etsako | Baruch Elimelech | Supp. 6: | 39-46 |
| Possessive pronominalization and the so-called picture nouns in Efik | Okon E. Essien | 9: | 121-42 |
| A possible new cause of tone-splitting: evidence from Cama,Yoruba and other languages | Ian Maddieson | Supp. 5: | 205-22 |
| Pragmatic roles in Central Somali narrative discourse | Douglas Biber | 15: | 1-26 |
| Pre-pronominal markers in Chadic: problems and hypotheses | Zygmunt Frajzyngier | Supp. 8: | 34-7 |
| Prefix restructuring, lexical representation, and the Bantu noun | Robert K. Herbert | Supp. 7: | 105-11 |
| Presentative function and presentative movement | Robert Hetzron | Supp. 2: | 79-108 |
| Prestige languages and word borrowing: the changing status of Arabic and English in Kenya | Margaret Ball | Supp. 2: | 131-40 |
| Problémes de dynamique linguistique: recherches en prosodie Songhay | Robert Nicolaï | 13: | 273-322 |
| Problems in the metrical representation of tone | David Odden | Supp. 9: | 254-7 |
| Problems of stress placement in Swahili | Anthony J. Vitale | 13: | 325-30 |
| Prominence in Ngambay | Ursula Wiesemann & Noel Djemadjioudjiel | 12: | 85-6 |
| Pronouns and islands in Yoruba | Herbert Stahlke | 5: | 171-204 |
| Pronouns in Akoose | Robert Hedinger | 12: | 277-90 |
| Properties of applied objects in Kiswahili and Kindendeule | Deo Ngonyani | 27.1: | 67-95 |
| Prosodically-conditioned vowel shortening in Chindali | Robert Botne | 27.1: | 97-121 |
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| Quantitive analysis of Swahili vocabulary | Elena Bertoncini | Supp. 9: | 22-6 |
| Question formation in Kusaal | Nora C. England & William A. Ladusaw | Supp. 9: | 105-10 |
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| Raising in Berber | Fatima Sadiqi | 17: | 219-248 |
| Raising in Fur | Janice L. Jake | Supp. 9: | 157-62 |
| La reconstruction de quelques mots pour "mortier" en domaine bantou | Annelies Bulkens | 28.2: | 113-53 |
| A re-examination of the 9th vowel phoneme in Igbo | Ambrose Adikamkwu Monye | 20: | 201-15 |
| The reality of Hausa "low tone raising": a response to Newman and Jaggar | Russell G. Schuh | 20: | 253-62 |
| Réanalyze des tons du Bambara: des tons du nom à l'oganisation generale du systeme R | Annie Rialland & Mamadou Badjime | 20: | 1-28 |
| Reanalyzing prenasalized consonants | Robert K. Herbert | 6: | 105-24 |
| A reconsideration of Lingala temporal inflections | Salikoko S. Mufwene | 9: | 91-105 |
| Reconstruction of the syntax of subject emphasis in certain Chadic languages | Russell G. Schuh | Supp. 2: | 67-78 |
| The relation between the middle tone and "Empty Category Principle" violations in Krio | Dudley D. Nylander | 15: | 163-75 |
| Relative clauses in Anlo Ewe | Marshall Lewis | Supp. 9: | 196-202 |
| Relative clauses in Bantu | A.E. Meeussen | Supp. 2: | 3-10 |
| Relative time reference in the Bamileke tense system | Larry M. Hyman | 11: | 227-37 |
| Relativisation and the ordering of cross-reference rules in Hausa | Patrick McConvell | 8: | 1-31 |
| Relativization in Umbundu | Benji Wald | 1: | 131-56 |
| The religious factor in language nationalism — the case of KiSwahili in Kenya | Al-Amin M. Mazrui | 9: | 223-31 |
| A reply to Prof. Greenberg | A.E. Meeussen | Supp. 5: | 119-21 |
| A reply to a reply | Paul Schachter | Supp. 5: | 278-82 |
| Reply to Prof. Meeussen | Joseph Greenberg | Supp. 5: | 122-4 |
| The representation of vocalic object-affixes and tense-affixes in the Bakweri verb | Orin D. Gensler | Supp. 8: | 38-43 |
| A response to Clements and Goldsmith | Mary M. Clark | 11: | 261-5 |
| Response to Wilt, "discourse distances and the Swahili demonstratives" | Robert A. Leonard | 18: | 97-105 |
| Restrictive vs. nonrestrictive clauses in Hausa: where morphosyntax and semantics meet | Philip J. Jaggar | 27.2: | 199-238 |
| Resumptive pronouns in Tuki | Edmond Biloa | 21: | 211-36 |
| Rethinking inalienable possession in Swahili: the extensive case | Carol Myers Scotton | Supp. 8: | 121-4 |
| Rivers Pidgin (Creole) English: tone stress, or pitch-accent language? | Nicholas Faraclas | Supp. 9: | 111-13 |
| The role of borrowing in the justification of phonological grammars | Larry M. Hyman | 1: | 1-48 |
| The role of definitization in relative clause forming strategies | John P. Hutchison | Supp. 8: | 59-64 |
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The role of MSC's in Oshikwanyama loan phonology The role of tense and aspect in Mbodomo narrative discourse |
Aleksandra Steinbergs
Ginger Boyd |
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89-101
43-74 |
| Les roles syntaxiques du pronom de classe en Hunde | Kahombo Mateene | 2: | 165-82 |
| Rule inversion and restructuring in Kamba | Thomas J. Hinnebusch | Supp. 5: | 149-68 |
| Rule inversion in Chadic | Russell G. Schuh | 3: | 379-98 |
| Rule inversion in Chadic: a closer look | Donald G. Churma | 13: | 11-29 |
| Rule inversion in Chadic: an explanation | Zygmunt Frajzyngier | 7: | 195-210 |
| Rule inversion in Chadic: a reply | William R. Leben | 5: | 265-78 |
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| Safwa as a restricted tone system | Jan Voorhoeve | 4: | 1-22 |
| Segment sequences and segmental fusion | Herbert F.W. Stahlke | 7: | 41-63 |
| A segmental, automelodic view of Mende tone | David J. Dwyer | Supp. 9: | 90-94 |
| A semantic analysis of quantification: evidence from Baule | Judith Timyan | Supp. 8: | 131-3 |
| A semantic description of temporal reference in the Kikuyu verb | Marion R. Johnson | 11: | 269-320 |
| Semantic reality of Bantu noun classes: the Kikuyu case | Michael Burton and Lorraine Kirk | 7: | 157-74 |
| The semantics of noun classes in Proto-Bantu | J. Peter Denny and Chet A. Creider | 7: | 1-30 |
| The semantics of tense in Kinyarwanda | Robert Botne | 14: | 235-63 |
| Semisegmental phonology | Donald G. Churma | Supp. 9: | 54-6 |
| Sentence negation in Yoruba | Ayo Banjo | Supp. 5: | 35-48 |
| Serial verb constructions in Krio | Wayne R. Williams | Supp. 2: | 47-66 |
| Serial verbs | Herbert Stahlke | 1: | 60-99 |
| Serial verbs and government binding theory | Ian Roberts | Supp. 9: | 262-8 |
| Serial verbs in transition | Carol Lord | 4: | 269-96 |
| Shona verbal tones | Kevin G. Donnelly | 12: | 245-75 |
| Sibilantization in Gbe | Hounkpatin C. Capo | Supp. 8: | 1-5 |
| Silence and ritual response in Igbo discourse | Bertram A. Okolo | 20: | 179-99 |
| Size and shape ideophones in Nembe: a phonosemantic analysis | Omen N. Maduka | 19: | 93-113 |
| A sketch of Ongota, a dying language of Southwest Ethiopia | Graziano Savá and Mauro Tosco | 29.2: | 59-136 |
| The so-called reflexive pronouns and reflexivization in Ibibio | Okon E. Essien | 13: | 93-108 |
| Sociolinguistics and the question of a national language: the case of Ghana | Eric Ofoe Apronti | Supp. 5: | 1-20 |
| Some aspects of consonantal sound change in Kikamba | P. Mumo Maundu | Supp. 9: | 220-23 |
| Some aspects of LF movement in Iraqi Arabic | Wafaa Wahba | Supp. 9: | 309-4 |
| Some aspects of the Kera verbal system | Karen H. Ebert | Supp. 7: | 33-44 |
| Some considerations in establishing the basic word order of Podoko | Elizabeth Jarvis | 12: | 155-67 |
| Some considerations on the new lexeme beau in Lingala | Salikoko S. Mufwene | 8: | 81-94 |
| Some implications of low tone raising in southwestern Edo | Ben Ohi Elube | Supp. 7: | 53-62 |
| Some Kwa-like features of Djuka syntax | George L. Huttar | 12: | 291-323 |
| Some observations on the phonology of Mandekan: diachronic and synchronic regularity | Charles S. Bird | Supp. 2: | 161-70 |
| Some phonological aspects of the acquisition of Hausa | Linda Dresel | Supp. 7: | 23-31 |
| Some phonological problems that face Arab learners of English | Girgis Z. Messiha | Supp. 9: | 224-7 |
| Some syllable structure based rules of Tunisian Arabic | Hafedh Halila | Supp. 9: | 135-40 |
| Some theoretical issues in borrowing and code-switching | F. Niyi Akinnaso | Supp. 9: | 1-5 |
| Some Yoruba quantifier words and semantic interpretation | Adenike S. Lawal | 17: | 95-105 |
| Some Yoruba quantifier words and semantic interpretation: a critique | L.O. Adewo¢le | 20: | 79-88 |
| Some Yoruba quantifier words and semantic interpretation: a reply to a critique | Adenike S. Lawal | 20: | 89-92 |
| Sonrai causatives and passives: transformational versus lexical derivations for propositional heads | Timothy Shopen and Mamadou Konaré | 1: | 211-54 |
| South central Niger-Congo: a reclassification | Patrick R. Bennett and Jan P. Sterk | 8: | 240-73 |
| Spatial perception and linguistic encoding: a case study in Hausa and English | Clifford Alden Hill | Supp. 5: | 135-48 |
| Speaking backwards in Bakwiri | Jean-Marie Hombert | 4: | 227-36 |
| Specificity and definiteness in Dzamba | Georges D. Bokamba | 2: | 217-38 |
| Speech tempo, consonant deletion, and tones in Edo nouns | Victor Edosa Omozuwa | 20: | 317-37 |
| Speech-tone and other forces in Tsonga music | Thomas F. Johnston | 4: | 49-70 |
| Statistical demonstration of a meaning; the Swahili locatives in existential assertions | Ellen Contini-Morava | 7: | 137-56 |
| The stops of Owerri Igbo | Peter Ladefoged | Supp. 6: | 147-63 |
| Storyline concerns and word order typology in East and West Africa | Robert E. Longacre | Supp. 10 | |
| Strategies in constructing a definite description: some evidence from Kinyarwanda | Wendy Wilkins and Alexandre Kimenyi | 6: | 151-70 |
| A strategy for utterance production in Hausa | Raymond O. Silverstein | Supp. 6: | 233-41 |
| A strength hierarchy for a morpho-phonemic process in Tswana | Ronald P. Schaefer | 13: | 147-76 |
| A strength hierarchy for Tswana | Ronald P. Schaefer | Supp. 8: | 114-17 |
| Stress in Hausa: an experimental study | Linda Hunter | 11: | 355-74 |
| Studies in Chibemba and Bantu grammar (monograph) | Talmy Givón | Supp. 3 | |
| A study of the stylist the language of cartoons in Nigeria | Modupe M. Alimi | 22: | 189-206 |
| Stylistic rules in classical Arabic and the levels of grammar | M.A Mohammad | Supp. 9: | 228-32 |
| Sub-Saharan cultural extensions in Brazil: the relevance of lexical data | John T. Schneider | 16: | 223-34 |
| Subject identification strategies and free word order: the case of Sandawe | Gerard M. Dalgish | 10: | 273-310 |
| Subordinate clauses as topics in Godie | Lynell Marchese | Supp. 7: | 157-64 |
| Suprasegmental and segmental representation of tone | William R. Leben | Supp. 2: | 183-200 |
| Surface constraints and agreement resolution: some evidence from Xhosa | Erhard Voeltz | 2: | 37-60 |
| The Surma language group: a preliminary report | M. Lionel Bender | Supp. 7: | 11-21 |
| A survey of Kru dialects | John Duitsman, Janna Bertkau & James Laesh | 6: | 77-104 |
| Swahili e, ka, and nge as signals of meanings | Robert A. Leonard | 11: | 209-26 |
| Swahili demonstratives: evaluating the validity of competing semantic hypotheses | Robert A. Leonard | 16: | 281-93 |
| Swahili gestures: comments (vielezi) and exclamations (viingizi) | Carol M. Eastman & Sh. Yahya Ali Omar | Supp. 9: | 95-9 |
| Swahili relative clauses, a generalized phrase structure grammar analysis | Andrea Tyler | Supp. 9: | 298-303 |
| Swahili: genetic affiliations and evidence | Thomas Hinnebusch | Supp. 6: | 95-108 |
| Swati and Kikuyu reduplication: evidence against exhaustive copy | Long Peng | 22: | 45-72 |
| Syllable counting in Yoruba | Baruch Elimelech | 13: | 77-88 |
| Syllable weight as a phonological variable | Paul Newman | 3: | 301-24 |
| The synchronic behavior of basic color terms in Tswana and its diachronic implications | Ronald P. Schaefer | 14: | 159-94 |
| Syntactic binding and relative aspect markers in Hausa | Anthony R. Davis | Supp. 9: | 72-7 |
| Syntactic change in Lake-Bantu: a rejoinder | Talmy Givón | 5: | 117-40 |
| Syntactic change in the lake languages of northeast Bantu | Benji Wald | 4: | 237-268 |
| Syntactic correlates of notionally defined adverbial types in Yoruba | David Oke | Supp. 5: | 232-52 |
| The syntax and semantics of the morpheme ni in Kivunjo (Chaga) | Gerald M. Dalgish | 10: | 47-63 |
| The syntax of Baka and Kresh | J. Ronayne Cowan | Supp. 8: | 16-20 |
| The syntax of indicator particles in Somali part two: the construction of interrogative, negative and negative-interrogative clauses | Francesco Antinucci | 11: | 1-37 |
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| The temporal role of Eastern Bantu -ba and -li | Robert Botne | 17: | 303-17 |
| Tense Innovation in the Kru language family | Lynell Marchese | 15: | 189-213 |
| Thematic linking in Hausa assymetric coordination | Linda Schwartz | 20: | 29-62 |
| Three cases of downstep in Venda | Farida Cassimjee and Charles W. Kisseberth | Supp. 9: | 45-8 |
| Tonal accent in Somali | Larry M. Hyman | 12: | 169-203 |
| Tonal feet and the adaptation of English borrowings into Hausa | W.R. Leben | 25.2: | 139-54 |
| Tonal icons in Bini | Roger W. Wescott | 4: | 197-206 |
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Tonal phenomena in Kishambaa A tonal split in bound argument pronouns in Il-Keekonyokie Maa |
David Odden Kent Rasmussen |
13 30.1: |
177-208 1-32 |
| Tone-accent and prosodic domains in Wolaitta | Azeb Amha | 25.2: | 111-38 |
| Tone and affixation in Hausa | Paul Newman | 17: | 249-67 |
| Tone and intonation in Liberian English negation | John Victor Singler | Supp. 8: | 124-28 |
| Tone and the theory of syntax | Sam A. Mchombo and Francis Moto | Supp. 8: | 92-5 |
| Tone association and fO timing in Chichewa | Scott Myers | 28.2: | 215-39 |
| Tone features and tone rules | Victoria Fromkin | 3: | 47-76 |
| Tone in Abidji verb morphology | Chantal Tresbarats | 21: | 107-43 |
| Tone in Kikamba and the central Kenya Bantu languages | K.C. Ford | 7: | 261-93 |
| Tone in some Kikuyu verb forms | Mary Pratt | 3: | 325-78 |
| Tone in the Makonde dialects: Chimahuta | David Odden | 21: | 149-87 |
| Tone in the Makonde dialects: Chimaraba | David Odden | 21: | 61-105 |
| Tone preserving vowel reduction in Lendu | Mirjana Trifkovic! | 8: | 121-5 |
| The tone puzzle of Wobe | Thomas Bearth and Christa Link | 11: | 147-207 |
| Tone sandhi and vowel deletion in Margi | Bernard Tranel | 23: | 111-84 |
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Tone sensitive rules in Dida
Tone shift and spread in Taita I. |
Jonathan D. Kaye and Monik Charette
David Odden
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30.1: |
82-5
75-112 |
| Tone splitting and Gwandara ethnohistory | Paul Newman | Supp. 9: | 233-7 |
| Tone splitting and vowel quality: evidence from Lugbara | Torben Andersen | 17: | 55-68[Errata 17: |
| Tone splitting: Lendu | Mirjana Trifkovic! | Supp. 7: | 233-4 |
| Tone-vowel height correlation and tone assignment in the patterns of verb and noun plurals in Hausa | Nina Pilszczikova-Chodak | 3: | 399-422 |
| Tones in old Moshi (Chaga) | D. Nurse andG. Philippson | 8: | 49-80 |
| The tones of nouns in Kikuyu | K.C. Ford | 6: | 49-64 |
| The tonology of Lomongo reduplication | Julie B. Lovins | 2: | 257-70 |
| Tonology of the Babanki noun | Larry M. Hyman | l0: | 159-78 |
| Topic in Zulgo | Beat Haller and John Watters | 15: | 27-46 |
| Topic shading in an unplanned Igbo discourse | Bertram A. Okolo | 18: | 211-37 |
| Topicality: an alternative to the relational view of Bantu passive | Lee Trithart | 10: | 1-30 |
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Topics in Yoruba dialect phonology [monograph] Tout ton flottant bas autorise-t-il la propagation du ton haut précédent en dagara-wule? |
Edward M. Fresco Penou-Achille Somé |
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| Toward an Amharic case-grammar | Robert Hetzron | 1: | 301-54 |
| Towards a sociolinguistic theory of choosing a lingua franca (a system of costs and rewards in Kampala where Swahili is often a "best buy") | Carol Myers Scotton | Supp. 2: | 109-30 |
| Towards a standard literary dialect of Igbo | Ebo Ubahakwe | Supp. 8: | 140-42 |
| Toward a typology of directional motion for African languages | Ronald P. Schaefer and Richard Gaines | 26.2: | 193-220 |
| The treatment of geminates: evidence from Berber | Jilali Saib | 8: | 299-316 |
| Truth, belief and doubt in Kinyarwanda | Talmy Givón and Alexandre Kimenyi | Supp. 5: | 95-114 |
| Two kinds of moraic nasal in Ciyao | Long Peng | 24.1: | 69-78 |
| The two relative continuous markers in Hausa | Roxana Ma Newman | Supp. 6: | 177-90 |
| Types of genitive constructions in Chadic | Russell G. Schuh | Supp. 8: | 117-21 |
| A typological anomaly in some Surma languages | Peter Unseth | 18: | 357-61 |
| Typology of conditionals and conditionals in Haya | Sukari Salone | 10: | 65-80 |
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| Underlying low tones in Ruwund | Jay A. Nash | 23: | 223-78 |
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Underspecification and low vowel harmony in Okpe Ungeneralizable minimality in Ndebele |
Douglas Pulleyblank Laura J. Downing |
17 30.1: |
119-53 33-58 |
| Universals of downdrift: their phonetic basis and significance for a theory of tone | Jean-Marie Hombert | Supp. 5: | 169-84 |
| An unnatural class of consonants in SiSwati | Paul Schachter | Supp. 6: | 211-20 |
| Unusual consonant clusters and complex segments in Eggon | Ian Maddieson | Supp 8: | 89-92 |
| The use of L. Magyar's records (1859) for the history of Umbundu | Istvan Fodor | Supp. 7: | 63-71 |
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| Varieties of passive in Hausa | Philip Jaggar | Supp. 8: | 73-7 |
| The verb in Akoose | Robert Hedinger | 16: | 1-55 |
| The verb status of the NP-linker in Ga | H. M. Truteneau | 4: | 71-86 |
| Verbal inflection in Kwawu Akan | Richard Campbell | 19: | 205-32 |
| Le verbe conjugué en Tem | Robert De Craene | 17: | 1-37 |
| Verb serialization and lexical decomposition | Isaac George | Supp. 6: | 63-72 |
| Verb serialization and lexical reanalysis: the case of compound verbs in Edo | Rebecca N. Agheyisi | 17: | 269-82 |
| Vocalisation patterns, prosodies, and Chadic reconstructions | Ekkehard Wolff | Supp. 8: | 144-8 |
| Vowel coalescence and tonal merger in Chagga (Old Moshi): a natural generative approach | Sukari Salone | 11: | 75-100 |
| Vowel contraction and vowel reduction in Mankon | Jacqueline Warnier and Jan Voorhoeve | 6: | 125-50 |
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Vowel harmony and the consonant in Chumburung Vowel harmony in Gunu |
Keith L. Snider Larry M. Hyman |
15 30.2: |
47-57 147-170 |
| Vowel harmony and vowel alternation in Mayak (Western Nilotic) | Torben Andersen | 28.1: | 1-29 |
| Vowel harmony in Akan: a consideration of Stewart's word structure conditions | George N. Clements | 15: | 321-37 |
| Vowel harmony in Ewe | George Clements | 5: | 281-302 |
| Vowel harmony in Igbo and Diola-fogny | Catherine O. Ringen | 10: | 262-71 |
| Vowel harmony in Igede | Michael Abiodun | 22: | 157-69 |
| Vowel harmony in Kipsigis | Bruce Martin | Supp. 9: | 215-19 |
| Vowel neutralization in (Damagaram) Hausa | Laurice Tuller | Supp. 8: | l36-40 |
| The vowel system of Pero | Zygmunt Frajzyngier | 11: | 39-74 |
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| Wh-movement and relativization in two creole languages: Cape Verdean (CV) and Haitian (H) | John P. Hutchison | Supp. 9: | 146-50 |
| Wh-movement in Yoruba | Vicki Carstens | Supp. 9: | 39-44 |
| What is a "negative equivalent"? Data from the Swahili negative tenses | Ellen Contini-Morava | Supp. 7: | 165-73 |
| What is downstep? a reply to Clark | George N. Clements & John Goldsmith | 11: | 239-254 |
| What sort of tone language is Mende? | David J. Dwyer | 9: | 167-209 |
| What's a word? | Eugene W. Bunkowski | Supp. 6: | 1-12 |
| Why Amharic is not a VSO language | Grover Hudson | 3: | 127-66 |
| Wm. E. Welmers: a biographical sketch and list of publications | Leon C. Jacobson | Supp. 6: | vii-xv |
| Word order freedom and the status of the verb phrase in Makua | Susan U. Stucky | Supp. 8: | 128-31 |
| Word order function typology: the Amharic connection | Greta D. Little | 9: | 83-90 |
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| Yoruba pe and ki: verbs or complementizers | Adenike S. Lawal | 22: | 73-97 |
| Yoruba relativisation and the continuous segment principle | Adenike S. Lawal | 18: | 67-79 |
| Yoruba serial verb string commutability constraint | S. Ayotunde Ekundayo | Supp. 8: | 21-4 |
| Yoruba vowel co-occurrence restrictions | Olasope Oyelaran | 4: | 155-82 |
| Yoruba: a 'terraced-level' language with three tonemes | Karen Courtenay | 2: | 239-56 |
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| Zulu pronouns and the structure of discourse | Euphrasia Kunene | 6: | 171-84 |