10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARASYNTHESIS»
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Spanish Word Formation and Lexical Creation
1.1 Denominal verbs Verbs from noun bases are formed by the classical
procedures of word formation (derivation and parasynthesis) and syntax-
semantic conflation processes that make it possible to synthesize content from
different ...
José Luis Cifuentes Honrubia, José Luis Cifuentes, Susana Rodríguez Rosique, 2011
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Morphologie / Morphology. 2. Halbband
Under this last hypothesis, parasynthesis is reduced to simple prefixation.
Parasynthesis is most prominent in verbs. The type is already present in Old Latin
and became particularly frequent in Late Latin (Crocco Gale`as & Iacobini 1993):
...
Geert E. Booij, Christian Lehmann, Joachim Mugdan, 2004
9 Miscellaneous procedures This chapter groups together a variety of word-
forming patterns, some of which, such as parasynthesis and gentilic derivation,
overlap with aspects of affixation dealt with in previous sections, while others, like
...
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The Boundaries of Pure Morphology: Diachronic and Synchronic ...
subclass A — conversion from adjectives with parasynthesis LEMMA BASE
addolcire 'sweeten' dolce 'sweet' arrossire 'turn red' rosso 'red' incuriosire 'make
curious' curioso 'curious' indebolire 'weaken' debole 'weak' ingiallire 'yellow,
make ...
Silvio Cruschina, Martin Maiden, John Charles Smith, 2013
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Morphology: From Data to Theories
[en [large]A Ø]V It is crucial in parasynthesis that the combination with only one of
the two affixes does not produce an existent word in the language. In other words
, English discontented is not a case of parasynthesis, because the root and the ...
Antonio Fábregas, Sergio Scalise, 2012
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The Oxford Dictionary of English Grammar
parasynthesis 288 wording. However, the meaning of the 'original' and of the
paraphrase are seldom exactly the same, because paraphrases often change
some types of meaning in certain ways. For example, they may change the
emphasis ...
Bas Aarts, Sylvia Chalker, Edmund Weiner, 2014
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French Applied Linguistics
In other words, it is marked for suffixation, prefixation, parasynthesis,
compounding and learned compounding. For practical reasons, it was not
possible to tag the entire DiploFreq wordlist. Instead, the entire list was sorted
into random order: ...
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Computational Linguistics and Intelligent Text Processing: ...
In Spanish the basic derivational mechanisms are: parasynthesis, prefixation,
emotive suffixation, non-emotive suffixation and back formation. Parasynthesis
and prefixation have been introduced in the previous section. Emotive suffixation
...
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Healing Hepatitis and Liver Disease Naturally: ...
Over a five-month period, I had an average of 13 liters of fluids drawn from my
abdomen at 15 different times through a process called parasynthesis. Before
each round of parasynthesis, I would get intravenous administration of frozen
plasma, ...
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Cross-disciplinary Issues in Compounding
Introduction Synthetic compounds have a long history in the grammatical
terminology, although the concepts of synthesis and of its cognate parasynthesis
have been used with varying success in the different linguistic traditions. For
instance ...
Sergio Scalise, Irene Vogel, 2010
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PARASYNTHESIS»
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Lost illusions, and the LEGO way of making new words
As I've noodled over these three words, I've wanted to see them as examples of parasynthesis, a word I ran across this week, as I walked my ... «Christian Science Monitor, Apr 10»
