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Question 1

affix

Answer 1

Balanced morphine that attaches to a

stem

Question 2

affixation

Answer 2

Process of forming words by adding affixes to morphemes

Question 3

agglutinating language

Answer 3

A type of synthetic language in which the relationships between words in a sentence space are indicated primarily by Bound morphemes

Question 4

allomorph

Answer 4

One of a set of non-distinctive relations of the particular morpheme that I have the same function– phonetically Similar

Question 5

alternation

Answer 5

The morphological process that uses morpheme internal modifications to make new words or most logical distinctions

Question 6

ambiguity

Answer 6

Phenomenon by which a single linguistic form Could be the form of more than oneDistinct linguistic expression

Question 7

analytic language

Answer 7

Type of language in which most words consists of one morphine and sentences are compulsive sequences of these free morphemes

Question 8

bound morpheme

Answer 8

Morphine that always attaches to Another morphine, am Never existed as a word itself

Question 9

bound root

Answer 9

Morphine that’s has some associatedIs it meaningThat is unable to stand along as a wordIn its own right

Question 10

closed lexical category

Answer 10

Members are fairly rigidly established and additions are made very badlyOnly overLong periods of time

Question 11

compounding

Answer 11

Process of forming words I’m combining two or more independentWords

Question 12

conjunction

Answer 12

Lexical category that’s consists of functional words such asAnd,But,However,etc

Question 13

content morpheme

Answer 13

Morphine that carries semantic content

Question 14

content word

Answer 14

Word whose primary purpose is to contribute semantic content to the phrase in which it occurs

Question 15

derivation

Answer 15

A morphological process that changes a world words lexical category

Question 16

determiner

Answer 16

The name of lexical category and That consists I loveExpressions such as,This,they

Question 17

form

Answer 17

Structure or shape of any particular mistake items, from individual segments to strings of words

Question 18

free morpheme

Answer 18

A morphine that can stand alone as a word

Question 19

function morpheme

Answer 19

Morphine that provides information about the grammatical relationships between the words in a sentence

Question 20

function word

Answer 20

Word that has littleSemantic contentAnd use primary purposeIs to indicate grammatical relationships between other wordsWithin a phrase

Question 21

fusional language

Answer 21

Type of synthetic language in which the relationshipsBetween the words in a sentenceAre indicated by found seemsThat are difficult to separate from the Stem

Question 22

hierarchical structure

Answer 22

Dominance relationships among morphine whereConstitutetents in a phrase

Question 23

homophony

Answer 23

Phenomenon by which two or more distinct morphemes or non-Phrase on linguistic expressionsHappen to have the same form

Question 24

incorporation

Answer 24

Morphological process by which several distinct semantic components are combined into a single word in a polysynthetic language

Question 25

infix

Answer 25

Type of bound morphine that is inserted into the middle of the stem

Question 26

inflection

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Morphological process whereby the form of the word is modified to indicate some grammaticallyRelevant information,Such as a person, number, tense, gender

Question 27

input

Answer 27

The Linguistic form before the application of a rule or a set of rules

Question 28

lexical category

Answer 28

Class of words Group together based on morphological propertiesTraditionally known as part of speech

Question 29

lexicon

Answer 29

Mental repository of linguistic information about words and other lexical expressions including their form in meaningAnd synthetic properties

Question 30

morpheme

Answer 30

Smallest linguistic unit that has a meaning or grammatical function

Question 31

open lexical category

Answer 31

New members are often included

Question 32

output

Answer 32

Linguistic form obtained after and application of a role or a set of Rules

Question 33

partial reduplication

Answer 33

Only part of the morphine is reduplicated

Question 34

polysynthetic language

Answer 34

Type of language that attaches several affixes to extend To indicate grammatical relationships

Question 35

prefix

Answer 35

affix that attaches to the beginning of a stem

Question 36

preposition

Answer 36

Name of a lexical category and asymptomatic category that consists of expression such as of, In, for

Question 37

productive

Answer 37

Describes a morpheme or rule that can be used To produce a novel grammatical forms

Question 38

pronoun

Answer 38

Name of a lexical category that consists of words such as I've, she, us,

Question 39

reduplicant

Answer 39

The morpheme or parts of the morphine that is repeated in reduplication

Question 40

reduplication

Answer 40

Process of forming new words by doubling either an entire word or parts of the word

Question 41

root

Answer 41

Free morphine or ground route any word that contributes most semantic content to the word, Into which affixes can attach

Question 42

simultaneous affix

Answer 42

Affix that is Articulated at the same time As someOther affix or affixes In a Words stem

Question 43

stem

Answer 43

Based, consisting of one or more morphemes, to which some affix is added

Question 44

suffix

Answer 44

affix that attaches to the end of a stem

Question 45

pronoun

Answer 45

Name of a lexical category that consists of words such as I've, she, us,

Question 46

suppletion

Answer 46

Morphological process between forms of a word where in one form cannot be phonetically or monophonically That derives from the other