Add to ORKGAlthough compounding is the part of morphology which is closest to syntax, studies in Natural Morphology and Natural Syntax ,as pioneered by Mayerthaler(1981) and Orešnik(2004) have rather avoided the field of composition.This contribution represents a modest tentative towards remedying this lacuna
Why do compounds containing regular plurals, such as rats-infested, sound so much worse than corresp...
none2The article presents a theoretical account of the morphological phenomenon known as parasynthes...
This collection of papers on phrasal compounding is part of a bigger project whose aims are twofold:...
In this paper, we concentrate on compounds formed with two nouns (NN compounds, or, in the English m...
In this paper we investigate the nature of compounds formed with two nouns (NN compounds) and we arg...
Which criteria can be invoked to identify compounds? This paper sug-gests a quadripartite approach w...
The phenomenon of compounding offers an interesting case study for the interaction of the lexicon wi...
Being an instance of word formation, compounding is usually conceived as a process involving combina...
The notion of 'compounded word / compounding' has been a central topic of the recent literature on m...
Abstract: Despite the fact that compounding is the most widespread word-formation strategy in the...
Is the wellformedness of a complex word ever dependent on whether some constituent of it is lexicall...
International audienceThis article focuses on compounding as a process of word formation within the ...
Considering the existing fact that every language uses words that exist not on their own but are bei...
In any preliminary examination of Spanish morphology, it becomes readily apparent that compounding i...
Compared to derivation, compounding has often been a neglected topic in the morphological literature...
Why do compounds containing regular plurals, such as rats-infested, sound so much worse than corresp...
none2The article presents a theoretical account of the morphological phenomenon known as parasynthes...
This collection of papers on phrasal compounding is part of a bigger project whose aims are twofold:...
In this paper, we concentrate on compounds formed with two nouns (NN compounds, or, in the English m...
In this paper we investigate the nature of compounds formed with two nouns (NN compounds) and we arg...
Which criteria can be invoked to identify compounds? This paper sug-gests a quadripartite approach w...
The phenomenon of compounding offers an interesting case study for the interaction of the lexicon wi...
Being an instance of word formation, compounding is usually conceived as a process involving combina...
The notion of 'compounded word / compounding' has been a central topic of the recent literature on m...
Abstract: Despite the fact that compounding is the most widespread word-formation strategy in the...
Is the wellformedness of a complex word ever dependent on whether some constituent of it is lexicall...
International audienceThis article focuses on compounding as a process of word formation within the ...
Considering the existing fact that every language uses words that exist not on their own but are bei...
In any preliminary examination of Spanish morphology, it becomes readily apparent that compounding i...
Compared to derivation, compounding has often been a neglected topic in the morphological literature...
Why do compounds containing regular plurals, such as rats-infested, sound so much worse than corresp...
none2The article presents a theoretical account of the morphological phenomenon known as parasynthes...
This collection of papers on phrasal compounding is part of a bigger project whose aims are twofold:...