Glossary: Introduction
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A
AffixA bound morpheme that specifies a certain aspect of the situation evoked by the root morpheme. | |
allomorphA phonetic variant of a morpheme. | |
B
bound morphemeA morpheme that must be attached to another form in order to be able to function as a word. | |
F
free morphemeA morpheme that can function as a word by itself. | |
M
morphemeThe smallest meaningful unit of language. | |
MorphologyA branch of linguistics that studies the internal structure of words. | |
P
paradigmatic perspectivestudies how different words are grouped together into conceptual categories by wharing certain elements in their internal structure. | ||
phoneticsA branch of linguistics that studies how humans produce and perceive sounds of speech. | |
pragmaticsA branch of linguistics that studies how language is used in different social contexts. | |
prefixA type of affix placed at the beginning of a base word. | |