Typology of Kimbeere Relative Clauses in Kimbeere
Abstract
In this paper we explore the typology of Kimbeere- a Kenya Bantu language. The paper demonstrates that like in other languages, Kimbere has different types of relative clauses namely restrictive, non-restrictive, direct, indirect, appositive, headless among other. Kimbere also has a type of relative clause called ingi relative. The paper is descriptive and contributes typological data which is crucial for drawing principles and parameters in natural language.
Key Words: Relative clause, direct, indirect, headless, restrictive, typology
DOI: 10.7176/JLLL/62-09
Publication date: November 30th 2019
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