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xii Introduction ABBREVIATIONS adj. adjective adj.participle participle usable as an adjective, e.g. “broken (pot)” adv. adverb adv.loc. locative adverb, such as “outside”, “there”) adv.man. manner adverb, such as “with difficulty”, “thus” adv.time time adverb, such as “today”, “last year” aux. auxiliary particle indicating verb tense and the like clitic a form added at the beginning or end of a word conj. conjunction, such as “and”, “if”, “until” det. determiner, including esp. articles and demonstratives det.def. definite determiner, such as “the” det.dem. demonstrative, such as “this”, “those” det.indef. indefinite determiner, such as “a”, “some” f. feminine existential word meaning “there’s...”, “there’s no...” gen.linker particle meaning “of”, as in “ear of a sheep” id. ideophone-a large class of words that emphasize actions or qualities id.adj. ideophonic adjective-ideophone-like words than can modify nouns idiom an expression whose meaning is not predictable from its parts interjection all types of exclamations, expressions, greetings, etc. interr. interrogative word, such as “who?”, “how?” interr.adv. interrogative adverb, such as “how?”, “when?” interr.det. interrogative determiner, such as “which...?” interr.pro. interrogative pronoun, such as “who?” m. masculine n. noun n.mass mass noun, such as “water”, “millet” num.card. cardinal number, such as “five”, “six” num.ord. ordinal number, such as “fifth”, “sixth” part. particle, added to reinforce meaning, such as Hausa dai, ma pl. plural plac. pluractional verb indicating multiple action, such as Hausa firfita prep. preposition
Introduction xiii presentative word meaning “here’s...” when offering something pro. pronoun pro.1 pl. first person plural pronoun, “we, us” pro.1 sg. first person singular pronoun, “I, me” pro.2 pl. second person plural pronoun, “you” pro.2 sg.f. second person feminine pronoun, “you” (to a female) pro.2 sg.m. second person masculine pronoun, “you” (to a male) pro.3 pl. third person plural pronoun, “they, them” pro.3 sg.f. third person feminine pronoun, “she, her” pro.3 sg.m. third person masculine noun, “he, him” quant. quantifier, such as “all”, “a few” quant.univ. universal quantifier, such a “everything”, “whoever” stat. stative derive from verb, such as “seated” v.A1 class A1 verb (see comments on “Verbal entries” above) v.A2a class A2a verb (see comments on “Verbal entries” above) v.A2b class A2b verb (see comments on “Verbal entries” above) v.A2c class A2c verb (see comments on “Verbal entries” above) v.B class B verb (see comments on “Verbal entries” above) v.B2 class B2 verb (see comments on “Verbal entries” above) v.C class C verb (see comments on “Verbal entries” above) v.D class D verb (see comments on “Verbal entries” above) v.ext. verbal extension, showing action done this direction, etc. v.irreg. irregular verb, verb not fitting one of the regular classes
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