LINGUISTIC AND SOCIO-CULTURAL ASPECTS IN INTERLACUSTRINE BANTU NAMES

Henry R. T. Muzale

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Although naming is natural phenimenon in all human societies, there are differences not only in the process(es) used by different sociaties to assign names to people, things, animals, places, or natural and suprnatural phenomina, but also in what these names tend to stand for.

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