BTS-E100-001
The Bantu Syllable Equation
σ → N₀ C₀ H₀ G₀ V
mba = m·b·a; mwa = m·w·a
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Public demo · Bemba
Run a Bemba noun equation.
This public demo shows that BTS-E100 equations are executable structures. Enter a stem and pick one of 4 noun classes; the app selects the equation and assembles the surface form. The full Lab (all noun classes) and the compose API are available to evaluated partners.
Surface form
umuntu
u
mu
ntu
- Select BTS-E100-101 for class 1.
- Class 1 contributes augment 'u' and prefix 'mu'.
- Assemble u + mu + ntu -> umuntu.
Sample equations
The equations behind the demo.
The demo composes nouns using the noun-morphology equation. Here is the sample set, shown in full.
BTS-E100-101
NP01
BASIC_NOUN
NOUN = (AUG(cl))₀ + (PREFIX(cl))₀ + STEM
u + mu + ntu → umuntu · AUG = the pre-prefix; ₀ = optional — some languages do not use it
BTS-E100-115
V9SLOT
INDICATIVE
VERB = (S1[PreInit])₀ + (S2[SM])₀ + (S3[TAM])₀ + (S4[OM])₀ + S5[Root] + (S6[Ext1])₀ + (S7[Ext2])₀ + S8[FV] + (S9[Loc])₀
nalebomba = I am working · ₀ = optional slot; the minimal verb is Root + FV (bomba!)
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