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Compounding in Namagowab and English: (exploring meaning creation in compounds)
This essay investigates compounding in Namagowab and English, which belong to two widely divergent groups of languages, the Khoesan and Indo-European, respectively. The first motive is to investigate how and why new words are created from existing ones. The reading and data interpretation seeks an u...
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2016
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