Featural Affixes

Abstract

Featural affixes are phonological features that function as grammatical morphemes. The most commonly found cases are tonal (Akinlabi 1996). An example is the associative marker in Bini (Amayo 1976), exemplified in (1). (The forms before the arrow indicate the isolation forms of the nouns and the forms after the arrow are associative constructions. For clarity, the tones in the examples in (1) are indicated with both tone marks and the letters L, H for Low, High respectively.↓indicates a downstepped tone on the following vowel.)

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