Section 6.7 Morphology and lexical relations

Summary

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• Grammar consists of .............................., which handles patterns within a word, and .............................., which deals with the relations between the words in a sentence.
• Word structure consists of .............................., which include indivisible .............................. (which can be further classified as roots, prefixes and suffixes) and more complex ...............................
• In terms of notation, forms are distinguished from words by ..............................: {...}.
• Morphological changes are best handled in terms of .............................. relations rather than by realization rules applying directly to morphs.
• Morphological structure is related not only to .............................. (variations on a single ..............................) but also to .............................. relations between distinct ...............................

Entry point for the WG Encyclopedia: Morphology

Wikipedia links

• Morphology (linguistics)
• Lexicon