March 2008
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... But, if in Rendók functional markers cannot undergo metathesis, in Moroccan Ghuz bound pronouns and gender/number suffixes are considered part of the lexical input and they are always displaced. Another interesting point is that, differently from an Arabic " cant " diffused in the Gulf area (Searjeant 1948), Rendók does not develop new morphological forms but it always reproduces the SA root/pattern schemes. Thirdly, I showed that syllable insertion in Rendók represents a marginal strategy used only by Shammasha speakers. ...
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Rendok: a youth secret language in Sudan
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March 2008
Transactions of the Philological Society