Browsing Open Research Collection by Author "Kosch, Ingeborg M."

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Descriptive issues of derivation and inflection in Sesotho sa Leboa (Northern Sotho) with particular reference to 'number '

Kosch, Ingeborg M. (NISC, 2011)

Abstract: The binary division of morphological processes into derivation and inflection was originally devised with regard to the classical languages. This division is often challenged by data from individual languages, ...
Discontinuous elements in morphology

Kosch, Ingeborg M. (African Language Association of Southern Africa, 2005)

This article probes into the nature of discontinuous elements in the morphology of some African languages, but in Northem Sotho in particular. The discussion is conducted against the backdrop of two principles which are ...
Sandhi under the spotlight*

Kosch, Ingeborg M. (African Language Association of Southern Africa, 2003)

The term sandhi is not frequently encountered in discussions of morphophonemic modifications in the traditional grammars of the Bantu languages. It is a term which, even in linguistic research outside of the Bantu language ...
The significance of absence:The case of zero and empty morphs.

Kosch, Ingeborg M. (African Language Association of Southern Africa., 2004)

The morpheme is generaliy understood as a unit which has form as well as content, i.e. a physical substance (phonological and phonetic) and a meaning or function within a grammatical system. With reference to examples from ...

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