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The lexicographic treatment of quantitative pronouns in Zulu

Gilles-Maurice de Schryver (UGent)
(2008) LEXIKOS. 18. p.92-105
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In Zulu, there are three kinds of quantitatives: inclusive, exclusive and numeral. For the lemmatization of these, even existing traditional dictionaries felt the need to move away from a pure 'stem' approach towards a 'word' approach. In a new Zulu-English dictionary project, this is not only confirmed, but is taken one step further with particular attention to the microstructure.
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LEMMATIZATION, FREQUENCY, ZULU (ISIZULU), ENGLISH, INCLUSIVE QUANTITATIVE PRONOUN, QUANTITATIVE PRONOUN, EXCLUSIVE QUANTITATIVE PRONOUN, (INCLUSIVE) NUMERAL QUANTITATIVE PRONOUN, USER-FRIENDLY, CORPUS, BILINGUAL, LEXICOGRAPHY, DICTIONARY

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MLA
de Schryver, Gilles-Maurice. “The Lexicographic Treatment of Quantitative Pronouns in Zulu.” LEXIKOS, vol. 18, 2008, pp. 92–105.
APA
de Schryver, G.-M. (2008). The lexicographic treatment of quantitative pronouns in Zulu. LEXIKOS, 18, 92–105.
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Schryver, Gilles-Maurice de. 2008. “The Lexicographic Treatment of Quantitative Pronouns in Zulu.” LEXIKOS 18: 92–105.
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de Schryver, Gilles-Maurice. 2008. “The Lexicographic Treatment of Quantitative Pronouns in Zulu.” LEXIKOS 18: 92–105.
Vancouver
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de Schryver G-M. The lexicographic treatment of quantitative pronouns in Zulu. LEXIKOS. 2008;18:92–105.
IEEE
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G.-M. de Schryver, “The lexicographic treatment of quantitative pronouns in Zulu,” LEXIKOS, vol. 18, pp. 92–105, 2008.
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  author       = {{de Schryver, Gilles-Maurice}},
  issn         = {{1684-4904}},
  journal      = {{LEXIKOS}},
  keywords     = {{LEMMATIZATION,FREQUENCY,ZULU (ISIZULU),ENGLISH,INCLUSIVE QUANTITATIVE PRONOUN,QUANTITATIVE PRONOUN,EXCLUSIVE QUANTITATIVE PRONOUN,(INCLUSIVE) NUMERAL QUANTITATIVE PRONOUN,USER-FRIENDLY,CORPUS,BILINGUAL,LEXICOGRAPHY,DICTIONARY}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  pages        = {{92--105}},
  title        = {{The lexicographic treatment of quantitative pronouns in Zulu}},
  volume       = {{18}},
  year         = {{2008}},
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