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Sound change, misanalysis, and analogy in the Bantu causative
2003
Journal of African Languages and Linguistics
proposal that there may have been an additional fortis/lenis contrast in both voiced and voiceless obstruents has not been confirmed. In more recent work (Stewart 1999), he has quite plausibly suggested that PB may have had implosives, inherited from his Proto-Bantu-Potou-Tano *º and *ë, i.e. the same consonants I once reconstructed for "Proto-Benue-Kwa" (Hyman 1972). 3 Maddieson (1984) lists only three languages which have the 7V system in (1b): Kpelle, Dani and Kunama. Concerning these,
doi:10.1515/jall.2003.004
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