The morphological paradigm as a theoretical construct has a central role in explaining inflectional word formation, particularly in Word & Paradigm approaches to morphology. In contrast, research into the role of paradigm in derivation has been programmatic as well as fragmentary. In this paper I investigate the extent to which patterns of relationships among derived words constitute a derivati...

objectives: stuttering is one of the most prevalent speech and language disorders. symptomology of stuttering has been surveyed from different aspects such as biological, developmental, environmental, emotional, learning and linguistic. previous researches in english-speaking people have suggested that some linguistic features such as word meanings may play a role in the frequency of speech non...

The paper proposes that expanded and improved treatment of morphological information is both needed and newly possible in electronic English dictionaries, including dictionaries for native speakers. The focus is dictionary selection, treatment, and presentation of derived words. Inconsistencies and inadequacies can be attributed not only to print’s legacy, but also to assumptions about native s...

Despite numerous studies, the aspect of word formation nouns in modern literary German language Germany and Austria is yet to be fully covered.
 The purpose this study determine patterns word-formation substantives Austrian Standard using example lexeme “Kraut” (cabbage).
 We used continuous sampling method lexicographical literature for German.
 As a result study, universal uniq...

This research reveals the important role of dialectal word-formation in realizing associative potential noun stems Ukrainian language. The importance dictionary materials for establishing synonymous models inherent figurative derivation is emphasized. approach helps to show as fully possible potentialities language formation word-forming synonyms. Figurative derivatives, evidenced by word-forma...