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  1. Morphological autonomy and the long-term vitality of morphomes: stem-final consonant loss in Romance verbs and paradigmatic analogy

    Morphologists of different backgrounds disagree with respect to the degree of autonomy of the morphological component of language from syntax and...

    Borja Herce in Morphology
    Article Open access 03 April 2023
  2. Paradigmatic enhancement of stem vowels in regular English inflected verb forms

    Many theories of word structure in linguistics and morphological processing in cognitive psychology are grounded in a compositional perspective on...

    Fabian Tomaschek, Benjamin V. Tucker, ... R. Harald Baayen in Morphology
    Article Open access 11 February 2021
  3. Syntagmatic paradigms: learning correspondence from contiguity

    Morphological paradigms are linked together by relations of paradigmatic predictability (implicative relations): when a speaker knows one form of a...

    Amy Smolek, Vsevolod Kapatsinski in Morphology
    Article 19 June 2023
  4. The semantics of applicativization in Kinyarwanda

    This article explores the role of semantics in argument realization by providing a lexical semantic account of the contribution of applicative...

    Article Open access 27 January 2023
  5. Aspectual properties of Ukrainian verbal action nouns

    This article presents research conducted on aspectual semantics in verbal nouns expressing action or state. The state of the art in the paradigmatic...

    Olena Pchelintseva in Russian Linguistics
    Article 14 October 2022
  6. Alignment of forms in Spanish verbal inflection: the gang poner, tener, venir, salir, valer as a window into the nature of paradigmatic analogy and predictability

    The future and conditional forms of venir ‘come’, tener ‘have’ and poner ‘put’ were characterized in Old Spanish by various alternatives (e.g. verné , vendré...

    Borja Herce in Morphology
    Article Open access 03 March 2020
  7. ParaDis: a family and paradigm model

    The unification of inflectional and derivational morphology is an issue that is often debated but on which there is no consensus. On the other hand,...

    Nabil Hathout, Fiammetta Namer in Morphology
    Article Open access 19 January 2022
  8. How morphological structure affects phonetic realisation in English compound nouns

    Many studies have shown that syntagmatic and paradigmatic aspects of morphological structure may have an impact on the phonetic realisation of...

    Melanie J. Bell, Sonia Ben Hedia, Ingo Plag in Morphology
    Article Open access 12 March 2020
  9. On the nature and organisation of morphological categories: verbal aspect through the lens of associative learning

    The process by which awareness and/or knowledge of linguistic categories arises from exposure to patterns in data alone, known as emergence, is the...

    Dagmar Divjak, Irene Testini, Petar Milin in Morphology
    Article Open access 29 February 2024
  10. A discriminative information-theoretical analysis of the regularity gradient in inflectional morphology

    Over the last decades, several independent lines of research in morphology have questioned the hypothesis of a direct correspondence between...

    Claudia Marzi, Vito Pirrelli in Morphology
    Article Open access 02 August 2023
  11. VeLeRo: an inflected verbal lexicon of standard Romanian and a quantitative analysis of morphological predictability

    This paper presents VeLeRo, an inflected lexicon of Standard Romanian which contains the full paradigm of 7297 verbs in phonological form. We explain...

    Borja Herce, Bogdan Pricop in Language Resources and Evaluation
    Article Open access 23 March 2024
  12. Semantic transparency and doublet formation: the case of Hebrew location nouns

    This study examines the correlation between derivational paradigms and morphological variation and change. I will examine a case study of Hebrew...

    Lior Laks in Morphology
    Article Open access 12 March 2024
  13. Psychological Aspects of Interpreting Violence: A Narrative from the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

    In this chapter, we analyze the working conditions and psychological impacts experienced by trained interpreters working on the ground in...
    Manuel Barea Muñoz in Interpreting Conflict
    Chapter 2021
  14. Lying versus misleading, with language and pictures: the adverbial account

    We intuitively make a distinction between lying and misleading . On the explanation of this phenomenon favored here—the adverbial account—the...

    Manuel García-Carpintero in Linguistics and Philosophy
    Article Open access 21 January 2023
  15. Production of Estonian case-inflected nouns shows whole-word frequency and paradigmatic effects

    Most psycholinguistic models of lexical processing assume that the comprehension and production of inflected forms is mediated by morphemic...

    Kaidi Lõo, Juhani Järvikivi, ... R. Harald Baayen in Morphology
    Article 15 January 2018
  16. Introduction

    Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is concerned with the description of sounds, structures, and meaning, in other words...
    Chapter 2023
  17. Two cases of doubled pronouns in Amarasi

    While the distribution and theoretical import of pronominal clitic doubling has been thoroughly investigated, instances of full doubling with...

    Article 19 December 2022
  18. Policy Discourses in the EPA Programme

    Chapter 3 proffers the conceptual underpinnings of the book, together with the data collection and...
    Chapter 2023
  19. Our Projects and Data

    This chapter describes our journey of the previous 10 years or so in relation to how we moved from drawing on and relying on written text informed...
    Nick Pilcher, Kendall Richards in Enhancing Student Support in Higher Education
    Chapter 2022
  20. Polyfunctional argument markers in Ket

    Polyfunctionality refers to cases in which the same formal material is systematically reused with different functions. It represents a type of complexi...

    Matthew Carter in Morphology
    Article Open access 16 March 2023
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