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The book features a collection of studies on various aspects of the Berber languages, showcasing a range of linguistic research. Aicha Belkadi explores the semantics of Berber directionals and their microvariations, while Mohyedine Benlakhdar examines lexical and syntactic evolutions in Moroccan Berber dialects. Karim Bensoukas discusses ongoing changes in Tashlhit morphology, specifically the neutralization of negative inflection. Ramdane Boukherrouf analyzes phonetic changes in Kabyle, comparing it with dialects from Niger. Fatima Boukhris investigates the complementizer "is" in Amazigh, and Vermondo Brugnatelli retrieves an archaic Berber poetic formula. Other contributions include studies on marine terminology in the Souss region by Réquia Douchaïna-Ouammou, the values and uses of "ixf/iɣf" in Amazigh by Mustapha El Adak, and a comparative lexico-semantic analysis of 17th-century poems by Razik Fedikhi. Lydia Guerchouh identifies criteria for complex functional lexies in Kabyle, while Moussa Imarazene compares diachronic aspects of Berber. The evolution of Berber vocabulary from functional to symbolic usage is examined by Moulay Hachem Jarmouni. Additional topics include Mozabite phonology by Arne Kirchner, anthroponym usage by Amar Nabti, and diachronical thoughts on the aspect system of Tarifit by Naima Tahiri. The book also references previous volumes in the "Études berbères" series.
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Études berbères VIII, Dymitr Ibriszimow
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- 2018
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