Examples of using Morpheme in English and their translations into Spanish
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Spelling morphemes according to their pronunciation in a postulated proto-Quechua language.
The tonal processes include the transfer of tones between morphemes as well as the spread of a low register to the end of a phonological domain.
we form words from morphemes, which we then combine into phrases, which in turn form sentences,
not words or morphemes, so is not a manual encoding of English,
meaning that words are formed by several morphemes.
Yup'ik adds morphemes, or small linguistic units having a semantic meaning, to other words to modify their meaning.
is based on an alphabet in which the different characters represent monosyllabic words or morphemes of longer words.
simply coincidences, since most of the morphemes in both phyla are quite short often just a single consonant.
usually constitute whole words, or at least morphemes, the smallness of the syllable inventory results in large numbers of homophones.
is the equivalent in myth of the phonemes, morphemes, and sememes into which structural linguistics divides language,
by presenting the underlying tone melodies found among different categories and classes of morphemes, focusing on nouns
Not so resistant had shown the western sector of the island with the influence coming from Catalonia to Mahón of the morphemes flexives-és,-essis,-essin.
His starting point began with a profound dissatisfaction with the structural linguistics of the mid-century that studied only phonemes(minimal sound units of every language) and morphemes grammatical units that occur in the combination of phonemes.
to indicate whole words, or meaning-bearing morphemes like-ed or-ing.
Vergara y Carreiras, 2004) or morphemes.
There are also cases of vowel alternation in morphemes(e.g. the first-person subject prefix may appear as n-, ni-
the most common inflectional morphemes associated with the states have been replaced by morphemes borrowed from Persian, such as the plural morphemes ɔn(for native and nativized vocabulary) and-(h)ɔ(for words of foreign origin), the indefinite morpheme-i, and the ezɔfe.
system of morphemes(taken from Greek
Serbian Syntax(1858) Morphemes in Serbian or Croatian Language(1872) History of Morphemes in Serbian or Croatian Language(1874)
differing only in the use of the morphemes riku(ground) for the army ranks,