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Chinese Affixes and Word Formation
Humaniora, 2014 Chinese language is one of the typical isolated languages. It lacks morphological variation; part of speech has no morphological signs; the additional component of word formation is less; and the roots never change their forms.
Fu Ruomei
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Manner Affixes and Event Decomposition
LanguagesThis paper investigates how verbal affixes that encode manner information (manner affixes) interact with verbs of different lexical aspect classes and transitivity values in West Greenlandic (Inuit–Yupik–Unangan: Greenland).
Victor Bogren Svensson
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Derivational Affixes in Writing Analytical Exposition Text [PDF]
Journal of Languages and Language Teaching, 2021 This research is about the analysis of derivational affixes in Writing Analytical Exposition Text. It intended to describe the process of derivational affixes and to find out the types, the structure, and the functions of each derivational affixes in ...
Destriani Simaremare, Dumaris E Silalahi
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Determination and Classification of Multifunctional Affixes in Turkish
Gaziantep Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi, 2011 It is possible to classify Turkish affixes as homophony, homofunction, polyfunction and antifunciton. Affixes which are of more than one gramatical function at the same time are called homofunction affixes.
Murat Ceritoğlu
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Zero affixes in derivational morphology
, 2023 This Special Issue is a collection of nine original research articles dealing with the empirical and theoretical challenges of zero morphology in derivation.
Caha, P. +16 more
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Indonesian Journal of Learning and Instruction, 2023 This study aimed to examine the combination of Indonesian affixes with English base words and explore their meanings. Using a qualitative research method, specifically document analysis, the research focused on data collected from the e-book titled "23 ...
Muhammad Rofiddin +2 more
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Some affixes are roots, others are heads [PDF]
, 2017 A recent debate in the morphological literature concerns the status of derivational affixes. While some linguists (Marantz 1997, 2001; Marvin 2003) consider derivational affixes a type of functional morpheme that realizes a categorial head, others ...
Ava Creemers +5 more
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A Corpus-based Study of the Productivity of Derivational Affixes in Persian [PDF]
نشریه پژوهشهای زبانشناسی, 2020 : One of the most important aspects of word-formation is considered as productivity which is a continuum concept in morphology (Bauer, 1996, and Baayen, 2009). Booij (2007) says that the frequent process in word formation is derivation.
Parvaneh Kohanzad +2 more
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The processing of affixed words [PDF]
Memory & Cognition, 1977 Two experiments are reported which suggest that affixed words are not morphologically decomposed but are processed as single units. Experiment 1 involved a lexical decision task, and it suggested that lexical access does not require decomposition. Experiment 2 involved a task designed to maximize the opportunity for decomposition, but it showed that ...
L, Manelis, D A, Tharp
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Derivational Affixes Found on Instagram Post @poemsporn_ [PDF]
, 2022 The study is focused on to find out the types of derivational affixes, the function, and the general meaning of each word found in the Instagram Post @poemsporn_.
Andadari, Miftah Karisma Wulan +5 more
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