Morphology typology and word formation process Flashcards

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agglutinative language

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language that form word by attaching several morpheme and each morphem has 1 meaning

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polysyntahetic language

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language that has a lot of morpheme attach in a word

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3
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Give an example of polysynthetic language

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Athabaskan

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fusional language

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language that form words by attaching morpheme but each morpheme has several meaning

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5
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Jargon

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special word that speak in special group

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6
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register

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manner when speaking

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7
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taboo words

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substition words bc the og word is to rude

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True coining or neologism

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new words that created from blank

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9
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nor true coining

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new words that created from adding suffix or mix words

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10
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compounding

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combinding 2 words or more to 1 words like blackbird

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eponyms

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words that comes from the name of the person

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12
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retronym

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word that updated from exiting word

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13
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blends

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words made form putting part of two words together

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14
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conversion

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word that change part of speech overtime

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15
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acronyms

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word form from the first letter in the full name and pronounced as they become

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orthograpic intialism or abrreviations

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Words that write in short but we pronounce full word

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intialism

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word form from the first letter in the full name but pronounce the letter

18
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clipping

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omit syllables

19
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back formation

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word that make by omitting morpheme but it isn’t

20
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reduplication

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words forms by doubling