Datapoint Sango/Order of degree word and adjective
The word mingi from some Bantu language, meaning 'much' and 'many' in Sango, is used for degree with both adjectives and verbs. The predicate alingbi ape 'unequaled' (for which see Example 35) is also used, as is something equivalent in Gbaya.
Values 
Degree word follows adjective
- Example 59-33:
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karako ni ale nzoni mingikarakopeanutsnideta-lepm-bearnzonigood/wellmingimuchThe peanuts have borne very well.
Source: Samarin 1967: 76
- Example 59-34:
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kobela so ake sioni ahon' ndo nikobelasicknesssodema-kepm-copsionibada-hon'pm-passndoplacenidetThis illness is unbelievably bad.
Source: Taber and Samarin 1965: 70
- Example 59-35:
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kobela so ake sioni alingbi apekobelasicknesssodema-kepm-copsionibada-lingbipm-be.enoughapenegThis illness is bad beyond comparison.
- Confidence:
- Very certain