Derivational morphological processes allow us to create new words (e.g. punish (V) to noun (N) punishment) from base forms. The number of steps from the basic units to derived words often varies (e.g., nationality<national<nation: two-steps) and there is evidence that complex derivations cause more brain activity than simple ones (Meinzer, Lahiri, Flaisch, Hannemann, & Eulitz, 2009). However, a...

Local (extrinsic) and systemic (intrinsic) risk factors for the development of pressure ulcers over bony prominences such as the sacrum, coccyx, ischium, gluteal area, and leg area (heels) have been extensively studied and documented. Several case studies have described (but little is known about) pressure ulcers in atypical anatomical locations. A descriptive pilot study was conducted to doc...

Abstract Our paper investigates how zero-affixed verbal forms (specifically, denominal and deadjectival verbs) are processed by native speakers of Italian during visual word recognition. More specifically, we verify whether, possibly to what extent, the processing such differs from or resembles verbs resulting two other productive formation schemas in Italian, i. e., suffixation parasynthesis. ...

The Affixed Nominalization of Final Assigment Proposal Student Giri Satria Husada Midwifery in Wonogiri Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk memaparkan nominalisasi dengan afiksasi dan fungsinya dalam teks proposal tugas akhir mahasiswa kebidanan. Metode penelitian adalah metode kualitatif data berupa kata melalui kalimat pada Teknik pengumpulan yang digunakan yaitu teknik baca catat. Adapun analisis...

Access to textbooks in one’s own language, in parallel with the original version in the instructional language, is known to be quite helpful for foreign students studying abroad. Cooperative post-editing (PE) of specialized textbook pretranslations by the foreign students themselves is a good way to produce the ”target” versions, if the students find it rewarding, and not too time-consuming, th...

e question of what aspects of a language’s word structure patterns contribute to its overall complexity has a long tradition. With roots in the notions of linguistic typology associated with traditional grammar, Sapir (; see also Anderson : §.) organizes these matters along three dimensions. One of these concerns the range of concepts represented by morphological markers, and refers ...

OBJECTIVE To determine whether the increase in plasma levels of C-Reactive Protein (CRP), a non-specific reactant in the acute-phase of systemic inflammation, is associated with clinical severity of peripheral arterial disease (PAD). METHODS AND RESULTS This is a cross-sectional study at a referral hospital center of institutional practice in Madrid, Spain. A stratified random sampling was do...

1 Introduction To a first approximation, languages show two different types of morphological alternation, with 'alternation' construed in a broad sense. One type is concatenative, involving what looks like the affixation of one piece to another; e.g. kick/kick-ed. Another type of alternation involves morphophonological alternations of the type seen in sing/sang. One of the primary tasks of morp...

This study attempts to broaden the theory of morphology in two respects. First, it is argued that both inflectional and derivational morphology should be performed within the lexicon, and, in fact, that they require the same sorts of formal processes. Second, an attempt is made to constrain the interaction of morphological rules, and thereby to limit the notion of "possible word". A theory of t...

Iterative verbs are that express an activity which occurs many times or repeatedly. characterized by language forms arise as a result of morphological processes. This study describes the types iterative in Sundanese their behavior. verb data were obtained from written sources using listening method for providing and followed note-taking techniques. The analyzed distributional with two-by-two op...