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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"suffixation"”.
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Aspects of segmental phonology and Chinese syllable structure
… 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 fixed structure which must be fully instantiated in each surface syllable.
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Production of regular and non-regular verbs : evidence for a lexical entry complexity account
… verbs (e.g. walk-walked) are computed using a suffixation rule in a neural system for grammatical processing; non-regular verbs (run-ran) are retrieved from associative memory. The role of regularity has only been explored for the past tense, where regularity is overtly visible. To explore the …
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Topics in Marma (မာရမာ)
… in specific sequences. We observed prefixation, suffixation, and infixation in Marma. We analyzed the multifunctionality of these selective morphemes [“က=ga/ka, ကိ ု =go/ko, စာ=cha,ရာ=ra, ယည်=yi”] within Marma discourse and explored their implications for a better understanding of information …
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Word formation of place names in old english /
… in Old English is affixation, more precisely – suffixation, adding a place-name suffix to an already existing river-name or to a personal name.
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A grammar of the Neverver language of Malakula (Vanuatu)
… intransitive; valency increase is achieved with suffixation, 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 …
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Tone Change in Cantonese
… historically derived from {ji55}- and {tsi35}-suffixation, and the diachronic changes involved are similar to the synchronic rules that account for the regular cases. Chapter 5 presents a quantitative analysis of all Cantonese morphemes that can undergo tone change. With the aid of the …
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A grammar of negation in Tonga.
… negation is manifested through prefixation and suffixation. Following the Jespersen’s cycle theory, the negative marker ‘ta’ is considered as an original negator or necessity in the sense that, when it is dropped in a negative expression, the statement loses its grammaticality. The example is …
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A grammar of the Ahamb language (Vanuatu)
… classifiers (general and alimentary) or direct suffixation respectively. Noun phrases consist of a nominal head and various modifiers that follow it in a relatively flexible order. Verbs in Ahamb can be transitive and intransitive. Intransitive verbs are further classified as active or stative. …
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Le suffixe */-'ur-a/ : recherches sur la morphologie dérivationnelle du protoroman
Cette thèse est consacrée à l’étude du suffixe protoroman */-'ur-a/ et, par ce biais, à l’étude de la morphologie dérivationnelle du protoroman. D’une part, nous fournissons un examen approfondi et détaillé des unités lexicales protoromanes présentant le suffixe */-'ur-a/ et, d’autre part, nous …