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Word Formation Typology

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Explore how English and Native languages form words.

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Word Formation Typology
 

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Word Formation TypologyOnline version

Explore how English and Native languages form words.

by Ziybagul Tilegenova
1

What is derivation in word formation?

2

Which process forms new words by combining two free morphemes?

3

What is clipping in English word formation?

4

What is a typical feature of polysynthetic languages?

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Which process uses a blend of two words (e.g., brunch)?

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What is a native-language example of agglutination?

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What is back-formation?

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Which type of language typically uses many suffixes per word?

9

Which process creates a new word by shortening a compound (e.g., informational to info)?

10

Which term describes forming words by combining a root with a series of morphemes?

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Which process creates new words by adding prefixes or suffixes to existing words?

12

Which process makes a new word by changing the part of speech without adding any affix?

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Which process repeats a word or part of a word to create a new meaning, like in some native languages?

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What is the main purpose of studying word formation?

15

Which type of language forms words by adding distinct affixes with clear meanings?

16

Which language type mainly uses word order to express grammatical meaning?

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