A Comparative Grammar of South African Languages, Partes 1-2

6th prefix African Bântu languages Angola appears Bâ-ntu languages Balojazi Banyenko Bashubea Batoka Bayeiye Benga Bleek Cape Delgado class or gender classes of nouns consonant corresponds as plural derivative prefixes derivative suffixes dialects Dikele dual Dualla and Isubu Eastern Fernandian Grammar Grey's Library guages guttural hereró Hottentot Hottentot language Inhambane initial Kafir and Zulu Kihiau Kikamba Kinika Kipokomo Kisambala Kisuáheli Kongo language Kora Krönlein labial labial consonant latter Licht Lourenzo Marques Makua Makua language Maravi masculine singular meaning Middle Branch languages Mpongwe Nama Nano nasal nasalisation North-western Branch nouns nouns formed original Otyihereró Ovambo palatal palatalisation preceding preposition pronouns pronunciation Quellimane semivowel Sesuto Setshuâna Sex-denoting Sexlapi Sindonga Sofala South African Bântu South-eastern Branch spiritus lenis stem Suaheli syllable Tekeza termination Tette and Sena tshuâna verbs Vide vowel whilst word Wuras Zangian Genus دو وو وو دو وو وو 39 وو وو وو