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Ferdinand Mberamihigo

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ID2214063
NAMEFerdinand Mberamihigo
GIVEN NAMESFerdinand
FAMILY NAMEMberamihigo
SIGNATUREMBERAMIHIGO F
AFFILIATIONSUniversité du Burundi
ORCID0000-0003-2974-4575
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2012
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
H-INDEX0
  • Typologie et fonctions morphosyntaxiques des préfixes verbaux ha- et -ha- en kirundi (JD62)

    Open Access•Ernest Nshemezimana, Ferdinand Mberamihigo•ARTICLE•Revista Odisseia•2021•References: 1

    Cet article étudie la typologie et le fonctionnement morphosyntaxique des préfixes verbaux ha-/-ha- attestés en kirundi. Empruntant une démarche du corpus, nos résultats d'analyse font état de deux types de ha : un préfixe locatif référant à la classe locative 16 et un préfixe non-référentiel à caractère explétif. Ces derniers ont des usages et une fréquence d'emploi assez différents. Le plus dominant dans les emplois est le préfixe ha explétif, …

  • Entre modalité et conditionnalité

    Open Access•Ferdinand Mberamihigo, Gilles-Maurice De Schryver et al.•ARTICLE•Studies in African Linguistics•2020

    In the Bantu language Kirundi (JD62), the verbal prefix oo- has traditionally been described as either conditional or potential. In this article, we show by means of a corpus-based analysis of its uses that it is first and foremost a modal prefix, and its conditional use is only a secondary development. Dans la langue bantoue kirundi (JD62), le préfixe verbal oo‐ a été décrit comme un marqueur soit du conditionnel, soit du potentiel. Dans cet art…

  • L’expression de la modalité en Kirundi. Exploitation d’un corpus électronique

    Open Access•Ferdinand Mberamihigo•ARTICLE•AVRUG-bulletin/Afrika Focus•2015

    The overall goal of this doctoral study was to investigate the different types of modal markers in Kirundi, to describe their syntactic properties and semantic values, and to establish their frequency in the corpus. To this end, we used both an onomasiological and a semasiological approach, in order to identify and describe the different modal markers. The study was based on a corpus of Kirundi, consisting of 1.9 million tokens, which was compile…

  • Grammaticalization and subjectification in the semantic domain of possibility in Kirundi (Bantu, JD62)

    Koen Bostoen, Koen A G Bostoen et al.•ARTICLE•Africana Linguistica•2012

    This article is a first systematic study of the expression of possibility in Kirundi, more specifically of its verbal markers. Possibility is traditionally seen as one of the core components of the semantic domain of modality. The onomasiological approach of this modal sub-domain has resulted in the identification of four verbal potential markers, i. e., the auxiliaries -bâsh- and -shóbor-, the semi-auxiliary -shóbok-, and the TAM affix -oo-. The…

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  • Grammaticalization and subjectification in the semantic domain of possibility in Kirundi (Bantu, JD62)

    Koen Bostoen, Koen A G Bostoen et al.•ARTICLE•Africana Linguistica•2012

    This article is a first systematic study of the expression of possibility in Kirundi, more specifically of its verbal markers. Possibility is traditionally seen as one of the core components of the semantic domain of modality. The onomasiological approach of this modal sub-domain has resulted in the identification of four verbal potential markers, i. e., the auxiliaries -bâsh- and -shóbor-, the semi-auxiliary -shóbok-, and the TAM affix -oo-. The…

  • L’expression de la modalité en Kirundi. Exploitation d’un corpus électronique

    Open Access•Ferdinand Mberamihigo•ARTICLE•AVRUG-bulletin/Afrika Focus•2015

    The overall goal of this doctoral study was to investigate the different types of modal markers in Kirundi, to describe their syntactic properties and semantic values, and to establish their frequency in the corpus. To this end, we used both an onomasiological and a semasiological approach, in order to identify and describe the different modal markers. The study was based on a corpus of Kirundi, consisting of 1.9 million tokens, which was compile…

  • Entre modalité et conditionnalité

    Open Access•Ferdinand Mberamihigo, Gilles-Maurice De Schryver et al.•ARTICLE•Studies in African Linguistics•2020

    In the Bantu language Kirundi (JD62), the verbal prefix oo- has traditionally been described as either conditional or potential. In this article, we show by means of a corpus-based analysis of its uses that it is first and foremost a modal prefix, and its conditional use is only a secondary development. Dans la langue bantoue kirundi (JD62), le préfixe verbal oo‐ a été décrit comme un marqueur soit du conditionnel, soit du potentiel. Dans cet art…

  • Typologie et fonctions morphosyntaxiques des préfixes verbaux ha- et -ha- en kirundi (JD62)

    Open Access•Ernest Nshemezimana, Ferdinand Mberamihigo•ARTICLE•Revista Odisseia•2021•References: 1

    Cet article étudie la typologie et le fonctionnement morphosyntaxique des préfixes verbaux ha-/-ha- attestés en kirundi. Empruntant une démarche du corpus, nos résultats d'analyse font état de deux types de ha : un préfixe locatif référant à la classe locative 16 et un préfixe non-référentiel à caractère explétif. Ces derniers ont des usages et une fréquence d'emploi assez différents. Le plus dominant dans les emplois est le préfixe ha explétif, …

Philosophy (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Linguistics and Discourse Analysis (3 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (3 works) · Affix (2 works) · Bantu languages (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies (2 works) · Mathematics (2 works)

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