A E Meeussen
Biographic Data
| ID | 156642 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A E Meeussen |
| GIVEN NAMES | A E |
| FAMILY NAME | Meeussen |
| SIGNATURE | MEEUSSEN A E |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Notes on tone in Ganda
E. W. Stevick's study of Ganda (1969) is an important contribution to our understanding of a complicated tone system, both through the new data on conjugation which it makes available and through the rules which allow of a unified treatment of nominal and verbal units as they appear either alone or in the sentence. The present paper is an attempt to make use of some of the possibilities offered by Stevick's work, especially by reducing the unanal…
Correspondence on Blackfoot
The Role of Tone in the Structure of Sukuma. By I. Richardson. London: School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, 1959. (Mimeographed.) Pp. xi + 124. 15 s .
Algonquian Clusters with Glottal Stop
Prefix Pluralizers in Delaware
The Tabulation of Tenses in a Bantu Language
Opening Paragraph1. The material on which the present findings are based was collected during the period January 1950 to June 1951 near Kasama (Central Bemba) and the period July 1951 to June 1952 from Central Bemba informants in Lusaka, N. Rhodesia.2. If we disregard all subject and object prefixes, locative suffixes, and the existence of high- and low-toned radicals (all of which affect tense signs, but only at a phonological and tonological le…
Tonunterschiede als Reflexe von Quantitätsunterschieden im Shambala
The Representation of Structural Tones, with Special Reference to the Tonal Behaviour of the Verb, in Bemba, Northern Rhodesia
Introduction1.1. On the structural level, it is usual to consider and write each element (radical, affix, &c.) as it occurs, both in the form quoted and in all other forms, as an abstraction. On the phonological level, we normally discuss and note down each word in terms of relevant sound units, disregarding structural variations if they happen to be neutralized for the hearer. On the phonetic level, we consider and try to write each sentence as …
Les Phonèmes du Ganda et du Bantou Commun
Opening ParagraphLa nouvelle édition du dictionnaire de Kitching et Blackledge par Mulira et Ndawula fournit une base solide à l'étude comparative du Ganda. L'objet du présent article est d'exposer les règles de correspondance qui résultent de la comparaison du Ganda avec les formules du bantou commun posées par Meinhof, Homburger, Bourquin, et d'autres, et surtout de dormer des listes provisoires d'irrégularités réelles ou apparentes (voir la pa…
The Tones of Prefixes in Common Bantu
Opening ParagraphThose Bantu languages which show the greatest number of correspondences in their concord systems have three kinds of prefixes:1. Nominal prefixes, with m- in classes 1, 3, 4 and 6; they are used in nouns, locatives (as pre-prefixes), and adjectives.2. Pronominal prefixes, usually without m- in classes 1, 3, 4, 6 and without forms for 1st and 2nd person (except in the personal pronoun); they appear in all other concording words ex…
La Voyelle des Radicaux CV en Bantou Commun
Opening ParagraphLes radicaux du type CV, tels qu'ils ont été donnés par Meinhof pour le bantou commun, se répartissent en cinq groupes vocaliques, la voyelle étant le plus souvent représentée par y ou w devant -a dans chacune des langues:i̧pi̧ (cracher), ni̧ (aller à selle);i pi (brûler), ni (pleuvoir), di (manger), gi (aller), ki (poindre), ti (mettre);a p(a) (donner), b(a) (demeurer);u pu (sécher), gu (tomber), cu (se coucher - soleil), mu (ra…
The Tabulation of Tenses in a Bantu Language
Opening Paragraph1. The material on which the present findings are based was collected during the period January 1950 to June 1951 near Kasama (Central Bemba) and the period July 1951 to June 1952 from Central Bemba informants in Lusaka, N. Rhodesia.2. If we disregard all subject and object prefixes, locative suffixes, and the existence of high- and low-toned radicals (all of which affect tense signs, but only at a phonological and tonological le…
Les Phonèmes du Ganda et du Bantou Commun
Opening ParagraphLa nouvelle édition du dictionnaire de Kitching et Blackledge par Mulira et Ndawula fournit une base solide à l'étude comparative du Ganda. L'objet du présent article est d'exposer les règles de correspondance qui résultent de la comparaison du Ganda avec les formules du bantou commun posées par Meinhof, Homburger, Bourquin, et d'autres, et surtout de dormer des listes provisoires d'irrégularités réelles ou apparentes (voir la pa…
The Representation of Structural Tones, with Special Reference to the Tonal Behaviour of the Verb, in Bemba, Northern Rhodesia
Introduction1.1. On the structural level, it is usual to consider and write each element (radical, affix, &c.) as it occurs, both in the form quoted and in all other forms, as an abstraction. On the phonological level, we normally discuss and note down each word in terms of relevant sound units, disregarding structural variations if they happen to be neutralized for the hearer. On the phonetic level, we consider and try to write each sentence as …
The Tones of Prefixes in Common Bantu
Opening ParagraphThose Bantu languages which show the greatest number of correspondences in their concord systems have three kinds of prefixes:1. Nominal prefixes, with m- in classes 1, 3, 4 and 6; they are used in nouns, locatives (as pre-prefixes), and adjectives.2. Pronominal prefixes, usually without m- in classes 1, 3, 4, 6 and without forms for 1st and 2nd person (except in the personal pronoun); they appear in all other concording words ex…
La Voyelle des Radicaux CV en Bantou Commun
Opening ParagraphLes radicaux du type CV, tels qu'ils ont été donnés par Meinhof pour le bantou commun, se répartissent en cinq groupes vocaliques, la voyelle étant le plus souvent représentée par y ou w devant -a dans chacune des langues:i̧pi̧ (cracher), ni̧ (aller à selle);i pi (brûler), ni (pleuvoir), di (manger), gi (aller), ki (poindre), ti (mettre);a p(a) (donner), b(a) (demeurer);u pu (sécher), gu (tomber), cu (se coucher - soleil), mu (ra…
La Voyelle des Radicaux CV en Bantou Commun
Opening ParagraphLes radicaux du type CV, tels qu'ils ont été donnés par Meinhof pour le bantou commun, se répartissent en cinq groupes vocaliques, la voyelle étant le plus souvent représentée par y ou w devant -a dans chacune des langues:i̧pi̧ (cracher), ni̧ (aller à selle);i pi (brûler), ni (pleuvoir), di (manger), gi (aller), ki (poindre), ti (mettre);a p(a) (donner), b(a) (demeurer);u pu (sécher), gu (tomber), cu (se coucher - soleil), mu (ra…
The Tones of Prefixes in Common Bantu
Opening ParagraphThose Bantu languages which show the greatest number of correspondences in their concord systems have three kinds of prefixes:1. Nominal prefixes, with m- in classes 1, 3, 4 and 6; they are used in nouns, locatives (as pre-prefixes), and adjectives.2. Pronominal prefixes, usually without m- in classes 1, 3, 4, 6 and without forms for 1st and 2nd person (except in the personal pronoun); they appear in all other concording words ex…
Tonunterschiede als Reflexe von Quantitätsunterschieden im Shambala
The Representation of Structural Tones, with Special Reference to the Tonal Behaviour of the Verb, in Bemba, Northern Rhodesia
Introduction1.1. On the structural level, it is usual to consider and write each element (radical, affix, &c.) as it occurs, both in the form quoted and in all other forms, as an abstraction. On the phonological level, we normally discuss and note down each word in terms of relevant sound units, disregarding structural variations if they happen to be neutralized for the hearer. On the phonetic level, we consider and try to write each sentence as …
Les Phonèmes du Ganda et du Bantou Commun
Opening ParagraphLa nouvelle édition du dictionnaire de Kitching et Blackledge par Mulira et Ndawula fournit une base solide à l'étude comparative du Ganda. L'objet du présent article est d'exposer les règles de correspondance qui résultent de la comparaison du Ganda avec les formules du bantou commun posées par Meinhof, Homburger, Bourquin, et d'autres, et surtout de dormer des listes provisoires d'irrégularités réelles ou apparentes (voir la pa…
The Tabulation of Tenses in a Bantu Language
Opening Paragraph1. The material on which the present findings are based was collected during the period January 1950 to June 1951 near Kasama (Central Bemba) and the period July 1951 to June 1952 from Central Bemba informants in Lusaka, N. Rhodesia.2. If we disregard all subject and object prefixes, locative suffixes, and the existence of high- and low-toned radicals (all of which affect tense signs, but only at a phonological and tonological le…
Algonquian Clusters with Glottal Stop
Prefix Pluralizers in Delaware
The Role of Tone in the Structure of Sukuma. By I. Richardson. London: School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, 1959. (Mimeographed.) Pp. xi + 124. 15 s .
Correspondence on Blackfoot
Notes on tone in Ganda
E. W. Stevick's study of Ganda (1969) is an important contribution to our understanding of a complicated tone system, both through the new data on conjugation which it makes available and through the rules which allow of a unified treatment of nominal and verbal units as they appear either alone or in the sentence. The present paper is an attempt to make use of some of the possibilities offered by Stevick's work, especially by reducing the unanal…
Philosophy (9 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Linguistics (7 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis (4 works) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (4 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Verb (4 works) · Download (3 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (3 works)