10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AGGLUTINATING LANGUAGE»
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1
Linguistic Borrowing in Bilingual Contexts
An isolating language can borrow neither agglutinating nor fusional morphology.
An agglutinating language can borrow agglutinating, but not fusional morphology
. A fusional language can borrow both agglutinating and fusional morphology.
2
Linguistics: An Introduction
It is indeed the case that a 'perfect' isolating or agglutinating language would
have the property that every morpheme would have just one meaning and every
individual component of meaning expressible in the language would correspond
to ...
3
Hungarian
Language Contact Outside Hungary: Studies on ...
Note also that HO can neither be considered an inflectional language nor an
isolating language. It still contains the morphological properties of an
agglutinating language, as can be witnessed in forms such as szepitette, szeket,
and letszama ...
4
Morphology: Critical Concepts in Linguistics
Estonian which has changed from an agglutinating to an inflecting language has
as much suppletion as most typically inflecting languages. Tokharian which has
changed from an inflecting to a rather agglutinating language has lost most of its
...
5
Introduction to Theoretical Linguistics
5.3.7 Turkish: an 'agglutinating' language It is the distinction between
agglutinating and inflecting languages (both types being 'synthetic') which is
more interesting for our present purpose. An agglutinating language is one in
which words are ...
6
Typological Changes in the Lexicon: Analytic Tendencies in ...
The idea of the model is that languages move along a “cycle of change”, by
which a fusional language may develop into an isolating one, an isolating
language may become agglutinating, an agglutinating language may move
towards a ...
3.6.2 Get the glue (agglutinating languages) In an ideal agglutinating language
most words contain more than one morpheme and the morphemes are realised
by morphs arranged in rows like corn on the cob. The morphs can be neatly ...
8
Universals of
Language Today
By the criterion of average rank, Tauya turns out to be the “most agglutinating”
language, while Kannada is the “least agglutinating” language, and Indo-
European languages such as Latin and German are also close to the bottom.
This accords ...
Sergio Scalise, Elisabetta Magni, Antonietta Bisetto, 2008
... than English. This is one reason the language is well suited to written
characters rather than an alphabet—it does not make use of endings added to
words. Japanese, an agglutinating language with a writing system based on
Chinese ...
10
Routledge Dictionary of
Language and Linguistics
Hadumod Bussmann Kerstin Kazzazi, Gregory Trauth. agglutinating language 1
since 1 875. Afrikaans is the only creole that has been elevated to an official
language (1926 - along with English, in the Republic of South Africa and in
Namibia); ...
Hadumod Bussmann, Kerstin Kazzazi, Gregory Trauth, 2006
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Who said the Meitei lon is Tibeto-Burman? Dr GRIERSON, but he …
Typologically, Meitei lon is an agglutinating language and there are some similarities in vocabulary at the morphological level with the ... «KanglaOnline, Mar 11»
