Exam 2: morphology Flashcards

1
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morphology

A

analysis of word structure

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2
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morphological processes

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word formation process

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3
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process that changes syntactic category without affix

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conversion

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4
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change in word form to convey grammatical information

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inflection

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5
Q

the compound Bigfoot is

A

endocentric

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6
Q

the compound caveman is

A

endocentric

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7
Q

the compound Swansong is

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exocentric

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8
Q

define morphological process:
English foot/feet

A

internal change

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9
Q

define morphological process:
motel

A

blending

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10
Q

define morphological process:
feng-shui

A

borrowing

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11
Q

define morphological process:
IBM (computer company)

A

acronym

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12
Q

define morphological process:
gator

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clipping

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13
Q

define morphological process:
Classical Arabic: /mar?at/ woman /nisa?/ women

A

suppletion

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14
Q

define morphological process:
Indonesian: /rumah/ ‘house’ /rumahrumah/ ‘houses’

A

reduplication

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15
Q

define morphological process:
hiss

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onomatopoeia

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16
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morphological elements that must attach to host word

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clitic

17
Q

use of initial sounds in word or title, pronounced as word

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acronym

18
Q

words created to sound like what they name

A

onomatopoeia

19
Q

combining of non-morphemic parts of two existing words

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blends

20
Q

shortening of polysyllabic word by deleting syllables

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clipping

21
Q

removal of affix/affix-like portion to form another word

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back formation

22
Q

smallest free form found in a language (simple or complex)

A

word

23
Q

variations of a morpheme

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allomorph

24
Q

process that changes syntactic category without affix

A

conversion

25
Q

change in word form to convey grammatical information

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inflection

26
Q

mental dictionary

A

lexicon

27
Q

affix added to ending of word

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suffix

28
Q

core of word, carries most meaning

A

root

29
Q

base to which inflectional affix is added

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stem

30
Q

form to which an affix is added

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base

31
Q

repetition of all or part of base

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reduplication

32
Q

a compound that represents a subtype of the head

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endocentric

33
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replacing morpheme entirely to indicate inflectional change

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suppletion

34
Q

indicate whether the word “rider” is morphologically simple, includes and inflectional affix or includes a derivation affix

A

includes a derivational affix

35
Q

Indicate whether the the word “colder” is morphologically simple, includes an inflectional affix, or includes a derivational affix.

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includes inflectional affix

36
Q

Indicate whether the the word “silver” is morphologically simple, includes an inflectional affix, or includes a derivational affix.

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morphologically simple

37
Q

Indicate whether the the word “legs” is morphologically simple, includes an inflectional affix, or includes a derivational affix.

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includes inflectional affix

38
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Indicate whether the the word “radish” is morphologically simple, includes an inflectional affix, or includes a derivational affix.

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morphologically simple