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PARTIAL ANTIMORPHOLOGIZATION: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE VERBAL MORPHOLOGY OF THE TURA LANGUAGE
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PARTIAL ANTIMORPHOLOGIZATION: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE VERBAL MORPHOLOGY OF THE TURA LANGUAGE
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S0373-658X0000402-5-1
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Published
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D Idiatov 
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Issue 2
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66-74
Abstract
This article examines the case of partial antimorphologization (qualitative decrease in the degree of morphological connectivity) of the verbal derivational suffix | -LA | in the Tura language (southeastern Mande), which led to the emergence of two types of linear-syntagmatic dualism in Tura: suffix / weakly autonomous word form and (insignificant) part of the root / weakly autonomous word form (the latter is associated with the existence of such bizarre morphological units as pseudoword forms ). In functional terms, partial antimorphologization in tour represents a case of reparadigmatization by analogy.
Keywords
analogy affixes grammaticalization demorphologization Mande languages word submorph tura language African languages
Date of publication
13.03.2009
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