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Bilingual Reading of Compound Words

Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 2010
The present study investigated whether bilingual readers activate constituents of compound words in one language while processing compound words in the other language via decomposition. Two experiments using a lexical decision task were conducted with adult Korean-English bilingual readers. In Experiment 1, the lexical decision of real English compound

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The processing of Chinese compound words with ambiguous morphemes in sentence context

open access: yesQuarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2018
We employed a boundary paradigm to investigate how Chinese two-character compounds (i.e., compound words) are processed during reading. The first character of the compound was an ambiguous morpheme that had a dominant and subordinate meaning.
Xingshan Li, Alexander Pollatsek
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Spelling assistance for compound words

IBM Journal of Research and Development, 1988
This paper describes a method for providing spelling assistance for Germanic compound words. The technique systematically analyzes an unknown word to determine its components, using a dictionary which associates word components with codes that describe their compounding characteristics.
Rudolf Frisch, Antonio Zamora 0002
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Identifying coordinated compound words for Vietnamese word segmentation

2013 International Conference on Soft Computing and Pattern Recognition (SoCPaR), 2013
This paper proposes a dictionary-based method for determining coordinated compound words in Vietnamese. The main idea to determine whether two contiguous simple words in a text forms a coordinated compound word is based on their properties, part-of-speeches and the similarity between their definitions in the dictionary of the Vietnamese Computational ...
Tran Ngoc Anh   +2 more
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The Processing of Compound Words: A Study in Aphasia

Brain and Language, 1998
The 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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Compound Words

Science, 1939
S B, Talmage   +4 more
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Words and Compounds

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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The functions of novel word compounds

Journal of Child Language, 1993
ABSTRACTThe 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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Morphologic Analysis of Compound Words

Methods of Information in Medicine, 1985
SummaryAlgorithms 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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