Research on Kifuliiru

This comprehensive study provides a detailed analysis of Kifuliiru grammar, focusing on its phonological system, morphological structure, and syntactic patterns. The research includes extensive fieldwork data and comparative analysis with other Bantu languages.

This paper investigates the role of tone in Kifuliiru verb conjugation and its interaction with other morphological processes. The study provides new insights into the tonal system and its implications for verb meaning and grammatical function.

This ethnographic study examines the relationship between cultural practices and language maintenance in the Bafuliiru community. The research focuses on traditional ceremonies, oral literature, and community interactions as factors in language vitality.

This study analyzes the noun class agreement system in Kifuliiru from a typological perspective, comparing it with other Bantu languages. The research provides new insights into agreement patterns and their historical development.

This interdisciplinary study examines the role of oral traditions in preserving historical memory among the Bafuliiru people. The research analyzes traditional narratives, songs, and proverbs as vehicles of historical knowledge.