Types of inflection Number

writer : Rochelle Lieber

source : Introducing Morphology

page : 89-6

1217

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Why not check the dictionary?

writer : Rochelle Lieber

source : Introducing Morphology

page : 13-2

1248

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relevance theory

writer : David Crystal

source : A dictionary of linguistics and phonetics

page : 412-18

1597

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Conversion

writer : Rochelle Lieber

source : Introducing Morphology

page : 49-3

1570

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Regular and irregular inflection

writer : Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy

source : An Introduction To English Morphology

page : 31-4

1660

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hydronymy (n.)

writer : David Crystal

source : A dictionary of linguistics and phonetics

page : 232-8

1610

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aspect (n.) (asp)

writer : David Crystal

source : A dictionary of linguistics and phonetics

page : 38-1

1681

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FAITH

writer : David Crystal

source : A dictionary of linguistics and phonetics

page : 185-6

1396

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NP-movement (n.)

writer : David Crystal

source : A dictionary of linguistics and phonetics

page : 334-14

1315

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observer’s paradox

writer : David Crystal

source : A dictionary of linguistics and phonetics

page : 337-15

1321

more

Haplology effects

writer : Ingo Plag

source : Morphological Productivity

page : P185-C6

827

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language areas

writer : David Crystal

source : A dictionary of linguistics and phonetics

page : 266-12

1190

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explicitness (n.)

writer : David Crystal

source : A dictionary of linguistics and phonetics

page : 179-5

1304

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Headed and headless compounds

writer : Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy

source : An Introduction To English Morphology

page : 64-6

1773

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Clitics

writer : Rochelle Lieber

source : Introducing Morphology

page : 150-8

1780

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Towards well-formedness conditions on -ize derivatives Hiatus and stress

writer : Ingo Plag

source : Morphological Productivity

page : P158-C6

757

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synchronic (adj.)

writer : David Crystal

source : A dictionary of linguistics and phonetics

page : 469-19

1473

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overextension (n.)

writer : David Crystal

source : A dictionary of linguistics and phonetics

page : 345-15

1463

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