Verb Morphology in Kangri

Kangri (Hamirpuri) which is an SOV type language of the Indo-Aryan family is one of the variety of the various pahari dialects spoken in the low hills of Himachal Pradesh. The dialectal variation in most of North India is proverbial. It is said, The language changes every 12 kilometres. This book tries to outline the domain of verbs in Morphology on the basis of their canonical structure. Following Katamba, this book exhibits the origin and application of verbs in day to day life of the people who use Kangri(Hamirpuri) language. It has been shown that the verb is not an optional operation. Rather, it holds the certain morphological features of verbs in syntactic and semantic interpretations.

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Ningombam Sanatombi,PhD Student Manipur University,MPhil Linguistics Delhi University, worked on two projects,'Verb Morphology in Kangri' and 'Contrastive typological differences between Manipuri and Hindi Grammar' as a part of M.A. Linguistics course in Delhi University.Published 'Discourse Particles(Topic and Focus) in Meeteilon' in 2013 at LAP.