ParaDis: a family and paradigm model

Abstract The unification of inflectional and derivational morphology is an issue that often debated but on which there no consensus. On the other hand, it well known organized into paradigms. This paper contributes to convergence between inflection derivation by offering a new paradigmatic model morphology. model, called ParaDis, based two types objects, families paradigms, architecture made up three levels representation (formal, categorical semantic) morphological level, connects three. Morphological descriptions are distributed at levels, where they organize formal, semantic In this way, analysis phenomenon adjusts closely its level-specific regularities. describes ParaDis shows how can be used analyze wide range canonical non-canonical constructions in simple intuitive way. It compares five frameworks (Bochner, 1993; Bonami & Strnadová, 2019; Booij, 2010; Jackendoff Audring, 2020b; Koenig, 1999) illustrates contributions through parasynthetic derivatives.