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Here the meaning of any word may be arbitrarily attached to some sound element , most commonly a suffix , contained in the word , and this element then become the center of a congeneric group of words . Although Bloomfield calls this ...
Here the meaning of any word may be arbitrarily attached to some sound element , most commonly a suffix , contained in the word , and this element then become the center of a congeneric group of words . Although Bloomfield calls this ...
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A minimum free form is a word . A word is thus a form which may be uttered alone ( with meaning ) but cannot be analyzed into parts that may ( all of them ) be uttered alone ( with meaning ) . Thus the word quick cannot be analyzed ...
A minimum free form is a word . A word is thus a form which may be uttered alone ( with meaning ) but cannot be analyzed into parts that may ( all of them ) be uttered alone ( with meaning ) . Thus the word quick cannot be analyzed ...
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associative words . Derivatives of a given form will not be quoted ( unless necessary ) , since the form in question will represent the whole word group . Only forms belonging to the saga period or to an earlier date will be taken into ...
associative words . Derivatives of a given form will not be quoted ( unless necessary ) , since the form in question will represent the whole word group . Only forms belonging to the saga period or to an earlier date will be taken into ...
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Why a Linguistic Society? | 1 |
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