10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MORPHOPHONEME»
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1
Morphological Typology: From Word to Paradigm
In order to represent that theory, we take a potentially controversial step and
introduce a morphophoneme. Morphophonemes have many uses. For instance,
in Czech, we use the morphophoneme E (we usually use capital letters) to
represent ...
Gregory Stump, Raphael A. Finkel, 2013
2
Prague Studies in Mathematical Linguistics
THE. INTERRELATION. BETWEEN. A. PHONE,. A. PHONEME. AND. A.
MORPHOPHONEME. Ján Sabol 1.0. The methodological basis of the present
study is our new,synthetic phonological theory; its philosophical background
consists inthe ...
Eva Haji?ová, Jan Horecky, 1983
3
The use of computers in anthropology
Let us suppose, for example, that we have a text in the form of, say, a sequence
of morphophonemes and that it is unpacked so that there is one
morphophoneme per machine word, occupying the sixth BCD position; and let us
suppose that ...
Dell H. [ed] Hymes, Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, 1965
4
The Development of Morphophonemic Theory
Definitions of 'Morphophoneme' No definition of 'morphophonemics' in writings by
Harris from this period has come to my attention.22 The omission is noteworthy
and symptomatic of the differences in approach between Hockett and Harris.
5
Language and Reality: Selected Writings of Sydney Lamb
In the case of morphophonemic alternation that additional element is the
morphophoneme. In the case of syntactic alternations, the additional entity is the
representation in “deep grammar” (to use the tem of Hockett 1958). For example,
taking ...
Sydney Lamb, Jonathan J. Webster, 2004
6
Handbook of Word-Formation
So far, we have posited a morphophoneme /D/ realised as /t/,/t d/ or d /+d/,
according to phonological cont d ext. But in relation to wife and wive- we noted
that the complementary distribution of allomorphs may involve grammatical or
lexical ...
Pavol Štekauer, Rochelle Lieber, 2006
7
Historical Romance Linguistics: Retrospective and perspectives
ON THE LIFE AND (NEAR) DEATH OF A MORPHOPHONEME* MARGARET
WINTERS Wayne State University In its evolution from Latin to earliest French,
the subjunctive developed a new palatal marker between verb stem and endings.
Randall Gess, Deborah Arteaga, 2006
8
The Classical Tibetan Language
The morphophoneme KY split into two different forms. One of these, which we
write as the morphophoneme y, occurs only in the unbound connective Yan,
which becomes kyan after all immediately preceding obstruents, and becomes
yan ...
9
Inflectional Morphology: A Theoretical Study Based on ...
practice to introduce an element into the basic representations whose properties
are distinct from any, or any one, of the actual phonemes ; it is to such, perhaps,
that the term morphophoneme can best be applied.1 Equally, some actual ...
Peter Hugoe Matthews, 1972
10
Phonology: Critical Concepts in Linguistics
The morphophoneme A leads DOWNWARD to either phoneme p OR to
phoneme q. The neutralized phoneme i/ leads UPWARD either to
morphophoneme A OR to fi." Also present in Figure 2 are lines connecting to
small circles, signifying ...
Charles W. Kreidler, 2001
