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The 28 pages that link to Noun class, each with the reason it gives.

• Bantu languagesRelated: Noun classes and agreement are defining features across Bantu languages.

• Swahili languageRelated: Swahili noun classes shape agreement across nouns, adjectives, and verbs.

• Grammatical genderNarrower topic: Grammatical gender is one kind of noun-class system, usually with fewer categories.

• Nguni languagesRelated: Nguni languages use noun classes to shape agreement across phrases and sentences.

• Proto-Bantu languageRelated: Proto-Bantu is reconstructed with a noun-class system inherited and reshaped across its descendants.

• Grammatical numberRelated: Number marking can interact with noun classes to determine forms across a sentence.

• NounRelated: Noun classes extend classification beyond the familiar masculine–feminine gender systems.

• Wolof languageRelated: Wolof nouns belong to classes marked by forms such as prefixes and pronouns.

• KinyarwandaRelated: Kinyarwanda uses an extensive noun-class system to mark number and shape agreement.

• LingalaRelated: Lingala uses noun classes to shape agreement and meaning.

• Xhosa languageRelated: Xhosa noun prefixes place nouns in classes that shape agreement throughout a sentence.

• FulfuldeRelated: Fulfulde nouns belong to classes that shape agreement and plural formation.

• KirundiRelated: Kirundi nouns belong to classes that shape agreement across phrases and sentences.

• Fula languageRelated: Fula nouns belong to classes that shape agreement and often distinguish number.

• ZuluRelated: Zulu nouns belong to classes that shape agreement throughout a sentence.

• Ewe languageRelated: Ewe has noun-class remnants and related agreement patterns inherited from its linguistic history.

• LugandaRelated: Luganda uses noun classes to shape agreement and distinguish grammatical meanings.

• Northern Ndebele languageRelated: Ndebele noun classes shape agreement throughout sentences.

• Tsonga languageRelated: Tsonga nouns belong to classes reflected in agreement across a sentence.

• Southern NdebeleRelated: Noun-class prefixes shape Southern Ndebele nouns and agreement patterns.

• Tswana languageRelated: Tswana nouns fall into classes that shape agreement across a sentence.

• Venda languageRelated: Venda noun classes shape agreement across nouns, adjectives, and verbs.

• Chewa languageRelated: Chewa nouns belong to classes that shape agreement throughout a sentence.

• Luba-KatangaRelated: Luba-Katanga uses noun classes, a defining feature of Bantu grammar.

• Robert M. W. DixonRelated: Dyirbal’s noun classes became prominent through Dixon’s description of their semantic organization.

• Rwanda-RundiRelated: Noun-class agreement is a prominent shared feature of its languages.

• Sukuma languageRelated: Sukuma nouns belong to classes that shape sentence agreement.

• Swazi languageRelated: SiSwati organizes nouns into classes that shape agreement throughout a sentence.