morphology

Current research is focussed on resources for corpus development

Ekegusii grammar ,just as in other Bantu languages, arranges nouns into a number of classes. Ekegusii has 17 noun classes denoted distinctively by two main ways: a pair of prefixes attached to the nominal stem; and a blueprint of grammatical agreement.

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This program automatically provides conjugations for a given word stem.

This is a demonstration of the morphology work being done on Shona by Daniel Ridings, Unit for Digital Documentation, Oslo University. The work has been done in a context of the ALLEX project.