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Grouping in primary memory: The case of the compound suffix.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 1995Appending a nominally irrelevant item, or "suffix," to the end of a short list of items impairs recall of the list. Appending a second such item, however, does not increase the impairment. The research reported here shows that the impairment can in fact be increased if the suffix items are physically dissimilar.
D C, LeCompte, M J, Watkins
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A multilingual approach to disambiguate prepositions and case suffixes
Proceedings of the ACL-02 workshop on Word sense disambiguation recent successes and future directions -, 2002This paper presents preliminary experiments in the use of translation equivalences to disambiguate prepositions or case suffixes. The core of the method is to find translations of the occurrence of the target preposition or case suffix, and assign the intersection of their set of interpretations.
Eneko Agirre +2 more
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On a Case of Suppletive Indo-European Suffixes
Language, 1925The older Indo-European languages have preserved a considerable number of adjectives in oxytone 11 of the type Ved. prthals, Avest. parafiu, Gr. rXarlbs 'broad'; or Ved. trsdis, Goth. badrsus; OHG. durri 'dry.' For the most part they express very primary adjectival ideas, to a large extent qualities inherent in concrete objects, showing that they were ...
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Mongolian Inflection Suffix Processing in NLP: A Case Study
2015Inflection suffix is an important morphological characteristic of Mongolian words, since the suffixes express abundant syntactic and semantic meanings. In order to provide an informative introduction of it, this paper implements a case study on it. Through three Mongolian NLP tasks, we disclose the following information: 1 views of inflection suffix in
Xiangdong Su +4 more
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Suffix shift in Russian verbs: a case for markedness?
Russian Linguistics, 2010This article presents a corpus-based study of suffix shift, the diachronic process that creates vacillation between inflected forms of a number of Russian verbs (e.g. каплют and капают of капать ‘drip’). It is demonstrated that four factors have a statistically significant impact: root-final place of articulation, root-final manner of articulation ...
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Suffixal Rivalry: a case study in Irish nominalisations
1993In this paper we will be concerned with the category of de-adjectival abstract nouns called Nomina Essendi (henceforth: NE) in Modern Irish. These nominalisations are usually defined as describing the state, fact or degree of being (adjective).1 For this reason the Irish nouns appear to correspond directly to English derivatives in -ness or -ity ...
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IS GENITIVE SUFFIX A CASE SUFFIX?
2017There is not a common consensus about whether genitive suffix is one of case suffixes. Linguists like Banguoglu, Ergin, Korkmaz, Lubimov, Karaagac, Hengirmen, and Topaloglu regard genitive suffix as a case suffix at all while Ediskun, Bilgegil, Gencan, Gulsevin, Buran, Delice, and Demiray do not accept.
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Are Verbs Complementary and Indicative of Case Suffixes?
2022Bu çalışmada, Türkçede hâl kavramlarının fiil ile ilişkisi olup olmadığı ve hâl eklerinin farklı hâller yerine neden geçebildiği üzerinde durulmuştur. Türk dilinin tartışmaya açık olan hususlarından birini de hiç şüphesiz hâl kavramı oluşturmaktadır.
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Language Aggression in English Slang: The Case of the -o Suffix
2022Slang is generally considered an unconventional vocabulary characterized by connotations of novelty, informality, and even derogatoriness or offensiveness. As such, it can be used as means of social exclusion and verbal aggression. The derogatory character of slang is particularly evident in its innovatory lexicon, as well as in the metaphorical ...
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