In Tagalog each verb stem v can combine with a certain number of voice affixes(VA). Traditionally, these affixes (actor voice affixes: ‘um-’, ‘mag-’; objective voice affixes: ‘-in’, ‘-an’, ‘i-’) have been said to identify the semantic role of the nominative argument (subject) of the sentence. Yet, as data taken from English 1997 show, they determine the aspectual interpretation of the verb.Thes...

This paper describes an adapatation of the tf-idf model to Japanese graphemephoneme alignment, without reliance on training data. The tf-idf model is optionally complemented with affixation and conjugation handling modules, and determines frequencies through analysis of “alignment potential”. The proposed system achieved a maximum accuracy of 94.74% on evaluation.

This research was aimed at finding and describing about the affixation process of Verbs in Bajo Language, similarities differences verbs English language. classified as a descriptive qualitative study. The techniques data collection used this were interview study document. analyzed by using contrastive analysis. result showed that most language changed based on meaning. change meaning could be ...

Huave exhibits "mobile affixation", whereby the placement of individual affixes varies depending on phonological properties affix and stem. Kim (2008, 2010) analyzed these facts within a cyclic cophonology approach through interaction between alignment constraints (McCarthy & Prince, 1993) *CC DEP. Using same core components, this paper develops an alternative, fully parallel analysis.In ap...

Fungwa marks the diminutive by fronting non-high vowels of nominal roots and augmentative backing roots. The root-vowel mutation is considered to be an effect morphemes which have [?back] [+back] features as their phonetic exponents. form–meaning association consistent with pattern sound-size symbolism in various languages. Thus presents categorical deterministic evidence for symbolism. To acco...

Morphology deals with the systematic correspondence between the form and meaning of words. The study of these regularities comprises the domains of inflection and word formation. Inflection concerns the expression of morphosyntactic properties, sometimes required by a specific syntactic context. Word formation deals with the creation of new (complex) words by various morphological mechanisms su...