Lexical Component
Each new naming units produce
by word-formation rule is passed
to Lexical Component.
All new words should
be existed in lexicon
Naming units should
have sign or hint be
defined easily.
Language in a
certain community
Discarding the
traditional notion of
WFP.
All naming units is
based on bilateral
unit (Form and
meaning) or the
conceptual analysis
and semantic
analysis.
Word-Formation It deals with the entire process of word-
Component formation processes. It involves several
(e.g. list of affixes) approaches to understand the process
(Semantic Structure)
1. Word-formation
of naming units.
as an Independent
Component
Using binary principle
to describe complex
3. Lexicon-Based 2. Productivity and 15. Advantages of the
words or count the
Theory Regularity of Word- Onomasiological 14. Iconicity
morphemes.
Formation Rules Theory
(Bracketing
4. The Sign-Nature of 13. Some Applications
paradoxes) )Unhappier
Naming Units of the Theory
must be analyzed as [un
[happy er]]
Onomasiological Words that are not listed
5. Speech-community-
Theory on word 12. Nonce-Formations in lexicon but created by
oriented theory
formation process the speaker/writer only.
6. Discarding 11. A Problematic
Traditional Word- Naming units feature
Case: Syntax-Based
Formation Processes an internal structure
Word-Formation
7. Word-Formation- 9. An Onomasiological 10. Determining the
Base-Based Word- 8. Scope of Word-
Model of English Morphosyntactic Category of word-
Formation Theory Formation
Word-Formation Features class and
combination of
words
Deals with the productivity and regularity 1.Speech community 2. Extra-linguistic
of words, naming units existing in a certain reality 3. Conceptual level 4. Semantic level
community, basis of bilateral units and 5. Onomasiological level 6. Onomatological
affixes stored in lexicon. level 7. Phonological level