Morphological Chracteristics Of SLE Flashcards

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Fernando (2012)

What are the morphological processes the above scholar states?

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1) AFFIXATION
Ex surrendees, chummery, eateries/eatry

2) COMPOUNDS - temple flower, nose ring, head bath
States compounds are fairly large in SLE vocabulary.

3) ACRONYMS ex: JVP
4) ABBREVIATIONS ex: kuppi

5) BORROWINGS  
States that borrowings of SLE show phonological,morphological and syntactic substitutions. 
Colpetty - kollupitiya (phon)
Sinhalese - sinahala  (morph)
Albert ayya - brother Albert (synt) 
  • DIRECT BORROWINGS
    No morphemic substitutions are possible ❌
    Phonemic are possible
    Ex ranasura padakkama, murukku
  • LOAN BLENDS (hybridization of morphemes from 2 lans)
    • blend hybrids ex :kabaragoya
    • derivative hybrids ex :rasthiyadufying
    • compound hybrids ex : Kohomba tree

-LOAN SHIFTS
* loan translations
Borrowed as translations from another language.
Ex monsoon rain, yellow rice

  • semantic shifts
    No morphemic importation from the mode language but semantic value changes.
    Ex tiger, tube light

6) SEMANTIC CREATIONS
Created specifically for the context ex: butter fruit, wood apple

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Gunesekara (2010)

What are the morphological processes the above talk about

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1) BORROWINGS
ex: konde, machan

2)COMPOUNDS
eng +eng ex: funeral house, love cake
Sin/tam + eng ex bath curry, athe caught

3) AFFIXATION
suffix ing ex: thadeying
Double suffixes ex: rasthiyadufying
Empty moph+ suffix ex: podering

4) COINAGES WITH ‘ATION’
Ex: Peoplization, saffronization

5) ABBREVIATIONS
Ex: kelam bokks, jornos

6) DUPLICATION
Ex: small small, very very

7)SEMANTIC CHANGE
Ex: flower girl, basket woman

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Mendis and Rambukwella (2010)

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COMPOUNDS

Ex: floor paint, jumping seat, line rooms

AFFIXATION

•States that compounds are fairly large.

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