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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"reduplication"”.
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The semantics of reduplication in Japanese
… semantic features they have in common with noun reduplication. The reduplicative forms dealt with here are the reduplication of a noun, of SONO (that) plus a noun and of a single number plus its numeral classifier. Throughout this thesis, the co-occurrence of numerals with each reduplicative form …
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The semantics of reduplication in Japanese
… semantic features they have in common with noun reduplication. The reduplicative forms dealt with here are the reduplication of a noun, of SONO (that) plus a noun and of a single number plus its numeral classifier. Throughout this thesis, the co-occurrence of numerals with each reduplicative form …
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Indo-European reduplication : synchrony, diachrony, and theory
… of the morphophonological properties of verbal reduplication in the ancient Indo-European languages, with its central focus being to explain this core alternation between TRVX- roots and STVX- roots. Set within Base-Reduplicant Correspondence Theory, a framework for analyzing reduplication in …
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Prefixation and Reduplication in Malay: An Optimality-Theoretical Account.
… a corpus-based reanalysis of prefixation and reduplication. Based on two large different written corpora of Standard Malay (henceforth SM), the analysis permits us to make reliable and robust generalizations about how the language actually works. The data reveal that the language has a …
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Topics in the phonology and morphosyntax of Balinese based on the dialect of Singaraja, North Bali
… can be 'segmental', or involve processes such as reduplication (pace the treatment of reduplication in Prince 1987). In chapter 5 various levels of prosodic organisation are described. The syllable, the foot and the phonological word are each relevant to word-formation processes (though no …
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Topics in the phonology and morphosyntax of Balinese based on the dialect of Singaraja, North Bali
… can be 'segmental', or involve processes such as reduplication (pace the treatment of reduplication in Prince 1987). In chapter 5 various levels of prosodic organisation are described. The syllable, the foot and the phonological word are each relevant to word-formation processes (though no …
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How Plurality Is Encoded in Classifier Languages: A Case Study of Mandarin Chinese
… of the plural morpheme -men and the classifier reduplication phenomenon. In Chapter 3, I justify the syntactic structure of noun phrases in Mandarin Chinese adopted in this dissertation. First, I review the types of classifiers in Mandarin summarized in past literature and the diagnostics …
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Selected topics in Limos Kalinga grammar
… first, followed by the complex system of reduplication. There are three major types of reduplication, one of which frequently combines with consonant gemination, which produce aspectual distinctions on verbs. The results are significant for the comparative study of Philippine linguistics, …
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The phonology of stress in Polish
… identity effects, such as analogy or leveling, reduplication, cases of apparent cyclicity, etc.
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A grammar of the Neverver language of Malakula (Vanuatu)
… while valency decrease can be achieved with reduplication. Reduplication is common in the corpus and typically serves as a marker of low transitivity. In keeping with the basic constraint on syllable structure, the reduplicative prefix has a CV(C) template. In terms of verbal morphology, …
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Theoretical aspects of Dakota morphology and phonology
… of certain morphological processes, specifically reduplication and infixation.
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The pragmatics of repetition, emphasis and intensification
… illness, repeated forms mandated by the grammar (reduplication), forms necessarily repeated due to limits on linguistic resources (e.g., re-use of the common conjunction ‘and’), and the repetitions in poetry or rhetoric, or the repetitions produced by emphatic speakers are often lumped together, …
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Aspects of segmental phonology and Chinese syllable structure
… on syllable structure, (iii) pre-specified reduplication patterns found in Mandarin-based language games, and (iv) phonological alternations found in the Beijing $\tau$-suffixation process, to argue that the syllable template of a language can be more than just a canonical form; it can be a …
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ENGLISH WORD-MAKING
… category of English word-formation: compounding, reduplication, derivation, conversion, clipping, back formation, acronyming, blending, and eponyming.</p><p>Each chapter includes exercises that require students to apply what they have learned about the English language. At the end of each chapter …
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Infixer: A Method for Segmenting Non-Concatenative Morphology in Tagalog
… patterns targeted—infixation and partial-reduplication—present problems for many segmentation algorithms, and tools that can successfully identify and segment those patterns can improve a number of downstream natural language processing tasks, including keyword search and machine …
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Kierkegaardian intersubjectivity and the question of ethics and responsibility
… in responding to the problem, from Kierkegaard's reduplication in Works of Love, to Levinas' notion of substitution in Otherwise than Being. In this comparison, it becomes evident that Levinas' reading of Kierkegaard is mistaken, for Kierkegaard's intersubjective ethics postulates, in fact, the …
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The Yawuru language of West Kimberley : a meaning-based description
… case marking (Chapter 6), adverbs (Chapter 8), reduplication (Chapter 9) and syntactic construction patterns (Chapter 10). A large number of sentential examples, more often context-bound than not, will be cited ·in order to substantiate the points of discussion. Unless otherwise noted, all the …
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The Yawuru language of West Kimberley : a meaning-based description
… case marking (Chapter 6), adverbs (Chapter 8), reduplication (Chapter 9) and syntactic construction patterns (Chapter 10). A large number of sentential examples, more often context-bound than not, will be cited ·in order to substantiate the points of discussion. Unless otherwise noted, all the …
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Telomere-Driven Tetraploidy and its Relevance to Cancer
… mitosis, re-entry into S phase, and whole genome reduplication. Endoreduplication requires an ATM and/or ATR-dependent DNA damage signal, blocking the activation of Cdk1/CyclinB and mitosis. Furthermore, we demonstrate tetraploidization through endoreduplication or mitotic failure in human …
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Compounding in Malay: A descriptive analysis
… component switching, circumfixation and reduplication), phonological criteria (stress and assimilation), and semantic criteria (compositional/lexicalised status) of compoundhood. This study also supports the classification of Malay compounds base on the relationship between their …
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