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TYPES OF WORD FORMATION IN THE OSSETIAN TOPONYMY [PDF]

Известия СОИГСИ, 2018
Настоящая статья является частью общего исследования по истории топонимии. В статье анализируются словообразовательные типы осетинской мии. Автором привлечены материалы как по Северной, так и Южной Осетии, изданные материалы по топонимии Ленингорского района. Это позволило показать дественность словообразовательных моделей топонимии всех частей Осетии.
Ю.А. Дзиццойты
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Eponymous Adjectives in the Russian Language: Corpus-Based Approach to Studying One Word-Formation Type [PDF]

Вопросы ономастики, 2017
The article discusses morphological, semantic and pragmatic characteristics of Russian adjectives derived from surnames (pushkinsky, chekhovsky, leninsky, and others).
Boris Yu. Norman, Anna M. Plotnikova
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Subjective Word Formation in Smolensk Dialect: Word-formation Type with the Suffix -k(a)

Izvestia of Smolensk State University, 2023
The subject of the study in the article is the word-formation type of subjective dialect nouns that have a specific subject meaning and are formed with the suffix -k(a). The word-formation type includes words recorded on the territory of the Smolensk region from the end of the XIX century to the present.
Ekaterina Lunkova
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Telescoping as a specific type of word formation in modern English (based on Internet resources) [PDF]

Известия Саратовского университета. Новая серия: Серия Филология, Журналистика
The article studies an unusual type of shortening known in English linguistics as telescope words. It is well known that Lewis Carroll was the first to introduce this new type of shortening and defined it using the term telescope words. It was one of his
Lashkova, Galina V., Matyashevskaya, Angelina Igorevna   +1 more
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Word-formation Types of the Old Germanic Abstract Nouns: Onomasiological and Cognitive Approach

Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2014
AbstractThe onomasiological and cognitive approach to word-formation is a method of linguistics that helps analyze how the conceptual level is specified by the WF component at the system level of language. The word-formation types of the Old Germanic abstract nouns understood as “derivational schemas” (Dirven, Verspoor, 1998), jointly represent a ...
Irina V. Novitskaya
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One Type of the Word-formation related to ‘ha-’(하-) in Korean

The Korean Society of Bilingualism, 2015
This study aims to argue for two purposes. One is to find a type which a root is precede element of ‘x하-’. The other is assert that ‘하-’ is a word and ‘x하-’ is a compound word. In other words, we try to reveal that ‘하-’ can be integrated into the ‘verb root’, such as shown in ‘비롯하-’. Through this, we claim that ‘하-’ is classified as the ‘word’.
Jonghak Suh, Miyuen Kim
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Productive word-formation types of compound neologisms in the Lithuanian language

Valoda nozīme un forma / Language Meaning and Form
The article is dedicated to neologisms of the most productive word-formation types of nominal and adjectival compounds. The study is based on the data of the analysis of 355 compounds (244 nouns and 111 adjectives) of four word-formation types. The study of neologisms has showen that the sequence of the most productive types of nominal compounds (noun 
Jolanta Vaskelienė
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Modern types of communication: peculiarities of the word-formation system of SMS language

Litera, 2021
  It is hard to imagine interpersonal communication without cell phones: this method of communication not only simplifies the process of data transmission, but also significantly saves time, which is of prime important in the conditions of constant acceleration of the pace of life.
Olga Ovchinnikova, Maria Rezunova
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Typology of Word Formation (Modes, Types, Word-Forming Morphemes) in the Field of Adjectives

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019
This part of the speech has been enriched and is constantly being enriched with new words, both from other parts of the speech and from the adjective class itself. The most productive ways of adjective word formation are origin (affixation, articulation, articulation and affixation at the same time), composition and structure. Initial adjectives are
Petrit Duraj
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Development of Word-formation Types Specialization in the Word-formation Category «Formation/acquisition of an Attribute» [PDF]

Izvestiya of Saratov University. New Series. Series: Philology. Journalism, 2014
Tatiana Vyacheslavovna Veselkova
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