An analysis of english compound words in an artticle of life and style column
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- Morphological Analysis
| Maulidia, H.R. & Kusumah, C.M. An Analysis of English Compound Words in An Article
of Life and Style Column 37 "Short Message Service," or French SVP "S’il vous plait." The last is clippings, which can be defined as one or more syllables of a word. For instance, German Uni as Universitat ("university") or mike as microphone. Based on the description above, morphology can be implemented as a subdiscipline of linguistics and also as a part of the grammar of a language that consists of the structures for infection and word-formation. At this stage, the linguist tries to describe the languages of the world as insightfully and accurately as possible. Morphological Analysis Words or lexemes can be broken down into smaller components. Words can be divided up into segments and phonological features at the phonological level. On the other hand, words can be broken down into single entities, or morphological atoms, at the level of morphology. Those are the affixes and roots. Allomorphy is the term for the shape variation that occurs in morphological components of language. It is a type of word variation that rarely derives from the language's phonological structure. Conversation, reduplication, modification, and paradigmatic word creation are all parts of the morphological process (Booij, 2005). Derivation The derivational process in morphology allows the language user to generate new lexical items.Lexeme consists of lexical categories such as nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Those categories may belong to a variation category rather than their base. In the derivation case, there is nominalization as the derivation of nouns from other word classes. Further, in the category of determining processes, there are adjectivalization, adverbialization, and verbalization. The whole derivational process should determine the lexical parts of the complex words that they form G. E. Booij (2005). tải về 0.66 Mb. Chia sẻ với bạn bè của bạn:
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