10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BIMORPHEMIC»
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bimorphemic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bimorphemic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Gradual Creolization: Studies Celebrating Jacques Arends
In pidgin and creole (P/C) studies, 'bimorphemic' is normally associated with
bimorphemic interrogatives ('question words'). I demonstrate that these are
merely part of a wider range of bimorphemic structures which play an important ...
Rachel Selbach, Hugo C. Cardoso, Margot van den Berg, 2009
2
Writing: The Nature, Development, and Teaching of Written ...
Each consonant of a bimorphemic cluster, on the other hand, belongs to a
separate morpheme (e.g., the final /st / sounds of the word missed are a
bimorphemic consonant cluster). Bimorphemic clusters, then, are represented in
writing partly ...
3
Language Change and Language Contact in Pidgins and Creoles
He argues that bimorphemic wh-words first developed in Mauritian Creole
French (Mau) 101 years after its formation and in the Antillean French creoles
167 years after their formation. Baker dates Mauritian to 1721 and notes that the
first ...
4
English as a Contact Language
... American language secondary Near categorical reduction of both bimorphemic
and monomorphemic clusters; strong grammatical influence of native language
Extensive but variable CCR in both monomorphemic and bimorphemic clusters, ...
Daniel Schreier, Marianne Hundt, 2013
5
The Early Stages of Creolization
Item 10, bimorphemic interrogatives, consist of what, in the lexifier language, are
an interrogative element and a noun,ll e.g. Antillais (Haitian) qui monde (
Ducoeurjoly 1802:346) 'who,' Sranan 0e fasje 'how' (Voorhoeve & Lichtveld
19751280; ...
6
Lexicography Then and Now: Selected Essays
Eng. high school “pedagogical institution attended after elementary and middle
school”: bimorphemic lexical unit ... word but of unclear morphemic status ;2| Eng.
manservant: a bimorphemic lexical unit, characterized both as one word (accent,
...
Ladislav Zgusta, Fredric F.M. Dolezal, Thomas B.I. Creamer, 2006
7
Phonetic Interpretation: Papers in Laboratory Phonology VI
Figure 3.5 shows how the probabilities of bimorphemic parses compare to those
of monomorphemic parses. On the x axis is the probability of the target cluster in
a monomorphemic word. On the y axis is the probability in a bimorphemic word, ...
John Local, Richard Ogden, Rosalind Temple, 2004
8
Copulae in the Arabic Noun Phrase: A Unified Analysis of ...
Implicit in the bimorphemic analysis of l- as originating from h(V)-l- à la Garbini (
1972) is the predication analysis of the type l-bayt, with l- as a copula, in light of
the following three-fold argument. Firstly, h(V)- of the complex h(V)-l- originally
has ...
9
Shared Grammaticalization: With Special Focus on the ...
These languages do not seem to have bimorphemic scalar additive operators but
use monomorphemic elements which stand in a paradigmatic relation to general
additive operators (cf. Section 7). 6.2 Polarity properties ofbimorphemic ...
Martine Irma Robbeets, Hubert Cuyckens, 2013
10
Diversity and Diachrony
Labov, Cohen, Robins, and Lewis (1968) found that grammatical conditioning
had a significant effect on the ad deletion rule with relation to monomorphemic (
e. g. mist; not meaning-bearing), bimorphemic (e.g. missed; meaning-bearing)
and ...
