The role of applicative morphology in marking the telicity of applicative verbs in Ruruuli-Lunyala
July-September 2020 - Vol 11 Num. 3
This study examines the role of the morphology of applicatives in marking the telicity of applicative verbs in Ruruuli-Lunyala. Applicative verbs in Bantu languages have largely been investigated as allowing a new object Noun Phrase (NP) within the subcategorization of their base verb; this leads to a change of valency...
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