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Derivational Affixes as Roots Across Categories
Journal of Slavic Linguistics, 2022Abstract: Several recent accounts (Lowenstamm 2014; Nevins 2015; Creemers, Don, and Fenger 2017) couched in the framework of Distributed Morphology (Halle and Marantz 1993, 1994) argue for extending the separation between roots and categorial heads to derivational affixes.
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Compounding and Affixal Derivation
2000Abstract In this chapter I consider the numerous medical terms that show the results of Latin derivational processes. 1 These processes involve, in nearly every case, suffixation and/or conversion (the use of an adjective as a noun); there are a few examples of purification (5. 4. 1, 2) and a very few instances of compounding, with which
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2014
Abstract This chapter proposes that English stress-shifting affixes are effectively transitive roots, rather than categorial labels. Thus, the domains of phonological rule application and spellout cannot be characterized usefully along the lines of + boundaries vs. # boundaries.
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Abstract This chapter proposes that English stress-shifting affixes are effectively transitive roots, rather than categorial labels. Thus, the domains of phonological rule application and spellout cannot be characterized usefully along the lines of + boundaries vs. # boundaries.
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Phrasal affixation in derivation in the Evenki language
Sibirskiy filologicheskiy zhurnal, 2022The paper considers cases of derivation in Evenki from verbs to nouns and from nouns to adjectives when the derivative preserves syntactic properties of the base stem (particularly the information on syntactic dependents). The examples of such derivatives are deverbal nouns and denominal adjectives with certain derivation affixes.
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Diachrony and the polysemy of derivational affixes
2014In this paper we discuss two cases of seemingly polysemous derivational affixes: the Ewe suffix - ví , originally a noun meaning “child”, which has acquired a number of different semantic values in word formation, as e.g.
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Zero affixes in verbal derivation
Abstract In formal morpho-syntactic theory applied to verbal derivation, null elements have been used to avoid non-binary branching and functional redundancies. The derivation of a verb like French geler from gel through ...Irene Fally, Eva-Maria Remberger
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An Analysis of Ogba Derivational Affixes
NIU Journal of HumanitiesThis study describes the analyses of derivational affixes in Ọgba Language. It particularly examines the derivational operations (role) of affixes in the Language. It shows how certain grammatical ideas or notions like reduplication, prefixation and suffixation, interfixation, prefix and miscellaneous coinages and derivative tone are marked by affixes
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Compounding and derivation [ Recurso electrónico] : On the "promiscuity" of derivational affixes /
Referencia y resumen a través del sitio web de la editorial (Consulta: 29-06-2018)Liceras, Juana M., Klassen, Rachel.
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JOSHE: Jurnal of Social Humanities & Education
Language plays an important role in human communication, and understanding word formation helps explain meaning in texts. Affixation, including derivational and inflectional processes, is a key aspect of morphology, but studies analyzing affixation in song lyrics remain limited, even though songs carry expressive messages and are widely accessible ...
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Language plays an important role in human communication, and understanding word formation helps explain meaning in texts. Affixation, including derivational and inflectional processes, is a key aspect of morphology, but studies analyzing affixation in song lyrics remain limited, even though songs carry expressive messages and are widely accessible ...
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