Morphology Flashcards

1
Q

are the smallest meaningful units of linguistic meaning or grammatical function

A

morphemes

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2
Q

bases are usually

A

free

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3
Q

affixes are usually

A

bound

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4
Q

affixes consist of ___ and ___

A

prefixes and suffixes

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5
Q

suffixes can be ___ or ___

A

derivational or inflectional

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6
Q

do not change part of speech, provide grammatical function

A

inflectional

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7
Q

change part of speech and/ or meaning

A

derivational

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8
Q

focuses on the sound of words and the differences among them

A

allomorph

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9
Q

homonyms consists of ___ and ___

A

homophones and heteronyms

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10
Q

words that are pronounced the same and may have the same or different spelling

A

homophones

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11
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words that have the same spelling but different pronunciation and meaning

A

heteronyms

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12
Q

two or more words that merge together to create one word all together, consist of free bases, can be spelled as one word, as separate, or hyphenated words

A

compound words

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13
Q

the branch of linguistics that deals with the structure of words

A

morphology

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14
Q

stem + suffix and/ or + prefix Ex: re + write + rewrite

A

affixation

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15
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no affix but still change in meaning and category

A

conversion or functional shift

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16
Q

words that are pronounced like words but stand for something else

A

acronym

17
Q

using letter initials and pronouncing them as letters

A

alphabetism

18
Q

clipping or shortening words

A

abbreviation

19
Q

complete or partial doubling of an entire morpheme

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reduplication

20
Q

two words combined together

A

blend

21
Q

words derived from proper names or places

A

eponyms

22
Q

invented from scratch

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coinage