morpheme

Eleven English morphemes constitute only a minute portion of English syntax, and therefore lack generalization.

any morpheme or combination of morphemes to which an inflectional affix can be added .

This kind of meaning combination often takes place between the two morphemes of a disyllabic compound.

consisting of two or more morphemes.

The smallest components are known as morphemes. But they themselves cannot further analyzed.

The same morphemes mean those that have the same or similar pronunciation, form and meaning appearing in a group of synonyms.

Morphemes can be classified into two types in terms of their capacity of occuring alone.

The meaning morphemes convey may be of two kinds: lexical meaning and grammatical meaning.

The semantic analysis methods include morphemes analysis method, polysemantic differentiation method and synonyms analysis method.

The third chapter, we discuss the the law of combination of morphemes and elimination mechanism of morpheme allotropy word.

Affixes are forms that are attached to words or word elements to modify meaning or function. All affixes are bound morphemes.

Here you can see several words that have several possible expansions, and all the words look like words, or like morphemes.

In compounds, the two lexical morphemes can be of different word classes.

Morphemes may also be represented by phonological strucutres other than a single phoneme.

The phonetic or orthographic strings or segments which realize morphemes are termed 'morphs'.

is concerned with the internal organization of words. It studies the minimal units of meaning----morphemes and word-formation processes.

attach or become attached to a stem word; of grammatical morphemes.

Besides, several major factors are proved to affect grammatical morphemes in attrition: (1) proficiency level prior to attrition.

The semantic function of Chinese morphemes is embodied in the component units of word meaning.

The form or shape of morphemes may be conditioned by phonological factors.

It refers to the formation of new words by adding affixes to other words or morphemes.

c. 5 morphemes: possessive, past, superlative, perfective, present.

Morpheme and Word-formation WordIn word-formation, morphemes are labeled word root, stem, base and affix. affix.

The same morphemes are restricted in appearing conditions.

In word-formation, morphemes are labeled root, stem, base and affix.

Bound morphemes include two types: bound root and affix.

b. 3 morphemes: plural, progressive, perfective.

Morphemes swarm in synonyms, which is an important phenomenon and they have two meaning types.

Clitics are grammatically independent, but phonologically dependent, morphemes, such as the possessive s in English.

The Smallest Unit of Language--Morphemes and Its Acquisition Process in Language Teaching and Learning

A Contrastive Study of Morphemes in Lexical Inquiry Between English and Chinese

The Differences of Cultural Connotations Reflected by Color Morphemes between English and Chinese Set Phrases

Foreign Morphemes in Modern Chinese Vocabulary: Their Word-Formation Reasons, Features and Effects

The Semantic Relation between Morphemes and Meaning of Contemporary Chinese Neologisms

Morphology studies the minimal units of meaning------morphemes and word-formation processes

The Modern Morphemes and Academic Practices of Comparative Civilizations Study

Analysis on the order of synonymous morphemes of the compound words in Modern Chinese

Comparison the Part of Morphemes In Several Modern Chinese Textbooks

The Moveable Double Comparison and the Procedure of Cutting Utterance into Morphemes

The determination of the morphemes for phonetic loan words

Compound words of antonymous morphemes as adverbials

The Semantic Activation of Color Morphemes in Opaque Compound Words

On the Relationship Between Word Meaning and Meaning of Morphemes

Morphemes: smallest meaningful unit, e. g. ,

Using the repetitive morphemes once and all the different morphemes

The Textual Integration of Morphemes

Morphemes -- the minimal units of meaning

On the formation of English morphemes

Analysis on Morphemes and Allomorphs' Phonological and Morphological Conditionings in English Language

Zero Morphemes in English Phrasal Structure