MORPHOLOGY (Part 1)

Question 1

Studies the internal structure of words.

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Morphology

Question 2

It is the assumption that languages contain words is taken for granted by most people.

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Words

Question 3

Two types of words.

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Invariable Words, Variable Words

Question 4

The fundamental unit of the mental lexicon of a language.

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Lexemes

Question 5

Set of inflectional variants of lexemes constitutes the so-called paradigm.

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Word-forms

Question 6

Analysis of words begins with the isolation of meaningful internal segments.

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Morphological Analysis

Question 7

It is a basic building block of a word that are by convention presented in curly brackets.

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Morph

Question 8

The smallest indivisible units of semantic content or grammatical function which words are made up of.

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Morphemes

Question 9

The members of morphemes are referred to as what?

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Allomorphs

Question 10

Three basic forms of a word.

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Root, Stem, Base

Question 11

It is the irreducible core of a word with absolutely nothing attached to it.

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Root

Question 12

It is usually used for the bases of inflections.

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Stem

Question 13

It is more general and often used for any morphological unit to which affixes can be attached.

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Base

Question 14

The addition of some of pixel material to the stem.

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Affixes

Question 15

It is a kind of affixes that is added before the root.

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Prefix

Question 16

It is a kind of affixes that is added after the root.

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Suffix

Question 17

It is a kind of affixes that is added within the root.

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Infix

Question 18

It is a kind of affixes that is added around the root.

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Circumfix

Question 19

A type of Morphological Typology that does not allow the segmentation of their words.

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Analytic Languages

Question 20

It is a type of Morphological Typology that allow a segmentation of their words into morphs.

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Synthetic Languages