Although the formation of deverbal nouns with a dental suffix is identified by Pilch as conveying i-mutation (m[??]g[??] "ambition" < magan "to be able"), the vast majority of derivational processes presenting i-mutation can be included under the general heading of zero derivation (or derivation without derivational
morphemes).
Some of the
morphemes above can in fact appear as orthographic words as abbreviations of words in which they would otherwise be prefixes, for instance hyper(active), homo(sexual), trans(sexual).
Then the algorithm starts checking the remaining character string against the
morpheme list.
Also missing from this work, but present in the Hurrian grammars, is a short index of
morphemes (derivational and grammatical), which would be very useful.
Statistics-based
morpheme combinations attempts to reduce the LM complexity by concatenating selected
morpheme pairs automatically, although the size of the lexicon might increase.
In generalizabilidade, legalizabilidade, the segment--al may function inside Pattern 1, as legal 'legal' and geral 'general' are adjectives where--al is recognizable, not as a derivational
morpheme, but through semantics and syntax.
It is a bound
morpheme uniting two segments in derivational operations e.g.
In short: -je-and -s(e)- are variants of the same
morpheme in different contexts.
[[C.sub.[alpha]]].sub.[mu]][C.sub.[alpha]] [right arrow] [C:.sub.[alpha]] - long consonants are found at the
morpheme boundary between a consonant-final lexical stem or suffix and a suffix or enclitic beginning with the same consonant.
A pure vowel is long and tense if followed by a single consonant letter in the same
morpheme, and is short and lax if followed by two or more consonant letters in the same
morpheme.
of Items Inflected 7 Suffixes Derivational 8 Suffixes
Morpheme Juncture 5 Schwa Vowels Homophone 7 Greek and 7 Latin Roots Assimilated 7 Prefixes Subscale 41 Items (n) Table 4.
* Recognise and know how to use
morphemes in word families for example 'play' in 'played' and 'playing' * Manipulate sounds in spoken words including phoneme deletion and substitution.
