Hanunoo Morphology Consider the following Hanunoo (Philippines) data and answer the questions that follow. Consider the (a) words in each triad as the stem. (20 points) a) [usa] 'one' b) [kasa] 'once' c) [usahi] 'make it one' a) [duwa] 'two' b) [kadwa] 'twice' c) [duwahi] 'make it two' a) [tulu] 'three' b) [katlu] 'three times' c) [tuluhi] 'make it three' a) [upat] 'four' b) [kapat] 'four times' c) [upati] 'make it four' a) [lima] 'five' b) [kalima] 'five times' c) [limahi] 'make it five' a) [unum] 'six' b) [kanum] 'six times' c) [unumi] 'make it six' a) [pitu] 'seven' b) [kapitu] 'seven times' c) [pituhi] 'make it seven' Given the data triads, derive the rule for forming the (b) words in Hanunoo. What type of morphological process is this? Pay attention to any phonological changes that may occur. You may state your rule in prose; no SPE is required. Given the data triads, derive the rule for forming the (c) words in Hanunoo. Note that phonologically-conditioned allomorphy is found in the (c) words. What are the two allomorphs? Write out the contexts of the allomorphs and state their distribution: first in prose and then in an SPE-style rule