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Abstract
In the following outline of Korowai word classes, each section discusses a word category that seems relevant to the grammar of Korowai. The word classes are first characterised by where and how they function in phrases and clauses and by the morphological categories they express. After this characterisation, derivational processes, if any, are discussed, followed by the inflectional aspects of that category.
Oxford University PressNew York, NY
Title: Morphology
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Abstract
In the following outline of Korowai word classes, each section discusses a word category that seems relevant to the grammar of Korowai.
The word classes are first characterised by where and how they function in phrases and clauses and by the morphological categories they express.
After this characterisation, derivational processes, if any, are discussed, followed by the inflectional aspects of that category.
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