MORPHOLO

GY GROUP
4

C H O L I D H AY D A R M A M K2218020
FA I R U Z S A’ A D A H A K2218029
FAT H I A S U K M A A K2218034

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 Word and Word Structure

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 Morphemes

Free Bound

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Allomorphs

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 REPRESENTING WORD
STRUCTURE

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 Roots and Affixes

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 Problematic Cases

For example : Inept = Ineptus (Latin)

The word Perceive, Conceive, Deceive, Receive, Remit, Permit, Commit, Submit, all of
this was mix from French and Latin.

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 SOME COMMON
MORPHOLOGICAL
PHENOMENA

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Affixation

Suffix Prefix Infix

An affix that An affix that An affix that
is attached to is attached to occurs within
the front of the end of its its base
its base. base.

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 Cliticization

Enclitics Proclitics

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 Internal Change
Ablaut

Umlaut

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Suppletion

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 Stress and Tone
Placement

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 Reduplication
Full
Reduplication

Partial
Reduplication

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 CRANBERRY MORPHE
MES
SPECIAL
CASE

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 THANK YOU!

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