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The Processing of Compound Words: A Study in Aphasia
Brain and Language, 1998The naming difficulties of an aphasic patient (MB) are almost exclusively confined to compound words. The paraphasias in response to compounds always reflect the compound structure of the targets. Frequent semantically adequate substitution errors suggest the separate processing of single components at the lemma level.
DELAZER M., SEMENZA, CARLO
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2007
Abstract Both [tsho] and [ve] have a rising tone, represented as LH (see Chapter 10 for the representation of tone). When they form a phrase, they keep their rising tones, but when they form a compound, the first word is L (low), the second, H (high).
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Abstract Both [tsho] and [ve] have a rising tone, represented as LH (see Chapter 10 for the representation of tone). When they form a phrase, they keep their rising tones, but when they form a compound, the first word is L (low), the second, H (high).
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Morphologic Analysis of Compound Words
Methods of Information in Medicine, 1985SummaryAlgorithms for morphologic analysis of compound words and related dictionary structures are described’ on the basis of different word models. The algorithms are formulated in Backus-Naur form as well as Augmented Transition Networks. The results of applying the algorithms to the 56,509 different words of the “Systematisierte Nomenklatur der ...
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The functions of novel word compounds
Journal of Child Language, 1993ABSTRACTThe traditional assumptions that novel word compounds fill lexical gaps and allow speakers to convey an intended meaning more precisely were explored. Examples from spontaneous language demonstrated that some novel compounds occur in the absence of a lexical gap and that not all compounds serve a communicative function.
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The Neuropsychology of Compound Words
2007This chapter begins by pointing out the fact that neuropsychological evidence can be more revealing of language representation and processing because the effects obtained from the study of brain-damaged populations are often of a much greater magnitude.
CARLO SEMENZA, SARA MONDINI
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The word ER. prepositional compounds
1958Dutch has no construction corresponding to our ‘of it’, ‘for it’, ‘on it’, etc.; ‘van het’, ‘voor het’ are not possible.* Instead, the word er is placed before the preposition in question.
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The German Quarterly, 1957
One of the necessary ingredients of a genuine "Sprachgefiihl" in German is the feeling for and the recognition of lengthy compound nouns and adjectives. When looking up such combinations, some of which, as Mark Twain once stated, are so long that they have a perspective, one often cannot find them even in the largest dictionaries simply because they ...
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One of the necessary ingredients of a genuine "Sprachgefiihl" in German is the feeling for and the recognition of lengthy compound nouns and adjectives. When looking up such combinations, some of which, as Mark Twain once stated, are so long that they have a perspective, one often cannot find them even in the largest dictionaries simply because they ...
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2016
Compound word formation is examined from the twin perspectives of comparative grammar and child language acquisition. Points of cross-linguistic variation addressed include the availability of bare-stem endocentric compounding as a “creative” process, head modifier order, the distribution of linking elements in Swedish and German compounds, the ...
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Compound word formation is examined from the twin perspectives of comparative grammar and child language acquisition. Points of cross-linguistic variation addressed include the availability of bare-stem endocentric compounding as a “creative” process, head modifier order, the distribution of linking elements in Swedish and German compounds, the ...
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2011
This is the first book devoted entirely to the history of compound words in Spanish. Based on data obtained from Spanish dictionaries and databases of the past thousand years, it documents the evolution of the major compounding patterns of the language.
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This is the first book devoted entirely to the history of compound words in Spanish. Based on data obtained from Spanish dictionaries and databases of the past thousand years, it documents the evolution of the major compounding patterns of the language.
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