The article aims to analyze which allomorphs occur more accurately in English and what factors determine them. problems that the researchers examine enable learners readers pronounce words, this case, morphemes. theory employed by is morphophonemics, dealing with how morphemes alter their appearance or pronunciation response sounds surround them a given piece of content. approach method use des...

This paper explores the acquisitional patterns of Italian ci morpheme and its potential role as a clinical marker for Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) in Italian-speaking children, taking into account distributional, sociolinguistic, typological properties. To this purpose, we (i) administered test elicited production clitic pronouns – which will refer to “T-PEC” following 126 school-aged ...

Nasal harmony in Paraguayan Guarani spreads mostly leftward a morphological word. This regressive nasalization is triggered by phonologically nasal consonant or stressed vowel and does not affect voiceless stops. A limited process of progressive affects morpheme-initial stops across morpheme boundary. Many forms that include causative prefix show this kind nasalization. However, spread lacks an...

Morphologically-rich languages pose problems for machine translation (MT) systems, including word-alignment errors, data sparsity and multiple affixes. Current alignment models at word-level do not distinguish words and morphemes, thus yielding low-quality alignment and subsequently affecting end translation quality. Models using morpheme-level alignment can reduce the vocabulary size of morpho...

This paper describes the design of a morpheme based language model for Tamil language. It aims to alleviate the main problems encountered in processing the Tamil language, like enormous vocabulary growth caused by large number of different forms derived for one word. The size of the vocabulary is reduced by decomposing the words into stems and endings and storing these sub word units (morphemes...