International audienceThis article discusses sub-Saharan loans in North Africa, many of them previously unidentified. While Hausa influence is most widespread, Songhay is a close second, and Manding and Kanuri have also played a role. Most loans are limited either geographically to the Saharan region or socially to the context of ex-slaves' music and organisations; however, four plant names have passed into general usage even in some coastal areas. Sub-Saharan influence on Ghadames Berber is particularly profound, including the borrowing of a new word class of ideophones
The question of which numbers are most easily borrowed, and in which contexts, has implications for ...
International audienceThis article addresses the phenomenon of topicalization from a typological per...
Strong claims have been made as to the influence of Mande languages on the languages of the Atlantic...
International audienceThis article discusses sub-Saharan loans in North Africa, many of them previou...
Oxford Research Encyclopedia of LinguisticsAs might be expected from the difficulty of traversing it...
This paper analyzes the phenomenon of borrowing in one of Berber varieties spoken in the southern pa...
Arabic has influenced Berber at all levels – not just lexically, but phonologically, morphologically...
International audienceBy examining regular correspondences and vocabulary distribution, this article...
The article considers a place and influence of Berber-speaking communities in each of five countries...
Languages spoken in North Africa, both Arabic as well as Berber, are characterized by a great divers...
Kanuri is a Nilo-Saharan language, which has one of the highest number of Arabic loans,\ud except ma...
International audienceThis article deals with preposed topic specification in Berber and demonstrate...
This chapter gives an overview of contact-induced changes in the Maghrebi dialect group in North Afr...
The article deals with the problems of Swahili vocabulary development by means of borrowings from th...
International audienceThis paper outlines some of the intricate phonological and morphological featu...
The question of which numbers are most easily borrowed, and in which contexts, has implications for ...
International audienceThis article addresses the phenomenon of topicalization from a typological per...
Strong claims have been made as to the influence of Mande languages on the languages of the Atlantic...
International audienceThis article discusses sub-Saharan loans in North Africa, many of them previou...
Oxford Research Encyclopedia of LinguisticsAs might be expected from the difficulty of traversing it...
This paper analyzes the phenomenon of borrowing in one of Berber varieties spoken in the southern pa...
Arabic has influenced Berber at all levels – not just lexically, but phonologically, morphologically...
International audienceBy examining regular correspondences and vocabulary distribution, this article...
The article considers a place and influence of Berber-speaking communities in each of five countries...
Languages spoken in North Africa, both Arabic as well as Berber, are characterized by a great divers...
Kanuri is a Nilo-Saharan language, which has one of the highest number of Arabic loans,\ud except ma...
International audienceThis article deals with preposed topic specification in Berber and demonstrate...
This chapter gives an overview of contact-induced changes in the Maghrebi dialect group in North Afr...
The article deals with the problems of Swahili vocabulary development by means of borrowings from th...
International audienceThis paper outlines some of the intricate phonological and morphological featu...
The question of which numbers are most easily borrowed, and in which contexts, has implications for ...
International audienceThis article addresses the phenomenon of topicalization from a typological per...
Strong claims have been made as to the influence of Mande languages on the languages of the Atlantic...