Language study includes different branches such as phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics. Morphology is one component that has proved supportive of learning vocabulary, grammar, reading, writing. However, earlier studies have mostly focused on morphology an integrated aspect in language classes, not much been done the context its being a separate academic subject English curri...

1- introduction the literature review of persian suffixes show that “-i, -in, -ineh, -gan, -ganeh, -aneh, and -iyeh/yeh” are attributive suffixes. linguistic evidences show that once these suffixes are added to a word, in addition to the central senses of “related to” and “attributed to”, they add peripheral sense such as possession, similarity, possibility, obligation, origin, direction, goal,...

A universal set of functional operators as proposed in Role and Reference Grammars can be used to provide a robust morphology analyser development scheme, which gives the developer of the analyser a clear guiding principle guaranteeing the exhaustiveness of his grammar from the inception of the development task, freeing him from the complex bookkeeping of continuation lexicons often associated ...

Hebrew is a highly synthetic Semitic language, which is well-known for its non-linear root-and-pattern morphology. The current paper discusses a less familiar facet of Hebrew—linear operations relating stems and suffixes. It argues for their central role in Hebrew processing and acquisition, and proposes a systematic distinction between root-and-pattern and stem-and-suffix structures. The paper...

We describe an implementation of morphology, development of a corpus and building of a lexicon for Punjabi language. Such resources are building blocks for various language technology tasks ranging from part of speech tagging to machine translation. Their importance is further increased by the fact that Punjabi is an under resourced language. We release these resources as open-source.