Morphology in English: Word Formation in Cognitive Grammar> |
Contents
Fundamentals | 1 |
Framework | 15 |
Prefixation | 55 |
Suffixation | 121 |
Compounding | 201 |
Appendices | 252 |
Further Reading | 258 |
Glossary | 262 |
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Suffix Index | 277 |
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adjectival bases adjectival pairs adjectival roots adjectival suffixes adjectives ending adjectives includes affix agent nouns agenthood analysability bases are abstract bound morpheme chapter cognitive assumption Cognitive Grammar Cognitive Linguistics collocates with nouns combining common composite structure composite word compositionality compound pair conceptual construal contexts contrast derivational morpheme derives adjectives derives nouns different facets domain domain theory endocentric evoked Exercise exocentric feature free morpheme function Grammar head human ical lexeme lexical item linguistic negative prefixes nominal bases nominal modifier nominal pairs nominal roots nominal suffixes nouns referring objects peripheral pheme phonological polysemy prototype relationship represents result roots are abstract roots are concrete roots are in)transitive roots are transitive schema second facet semantic network sense appears sense arises sense emerges sense follows sense occurs sense surfaces signified situation someone speaker specific substructures suffix ive symbolized thing denoted thing described thing named verbal roots word class word formation