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You're on a roll — here is the answer to Question 2.4: QUESTION 2 2.4 I will choose isiNdebele and the noun "Umkhambi". Chosen African language: isiNdebele Selected noun: Umkhambi Explanation of the morphological construction of deverbatives: Deverbative nouns are nouns that are derived from verb stems. In isiNdebele, they are typically formed by combining a noun class prefix, a verb stem, and a deverbative suffix. This suffix changes the meaning of the verb to refer to the action itself, the result of the action, the agent performing the action, or the instrument used for the action. General formation: Noun Class Prefix + Verb Stem + Deverbative Suffix Example of a deverbative in isiNdebele: Consider the verb stem -funda (to learn/read). To form the deverbative noun meaning "learner" or "student", we add the class 1 prefix um- and the deverbative suffix -i. This results in the noun umfundi (learner/student). Here, the suffix -i indicates the agent. Regarding "Umkhambi": The noun "Umkhambi" (meaning "medicine" or "herb") is listed as an isiNdebele noun. However, it is not typically considered a deverbative noun in the same way as "umfundi" or "umdlalo". Its morphological construction does not readily show a clear derivation from a common, active verb stem in modern isiNdebele using a deverbative suffix. It is more likely a primary noun or derived from an older, less transparent root. Therefore, while it is a noun, it does not serve as a direct example to illustrate the standard morphological construction of deverbatives. Drop the next question.