Morphological Regularity
Morphological Regularity is a linguistic principle within morphological variation that governs the systematic and predictable alignment of morpheme forms and their syntactic or semantic functions across related word forms in a language.
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Morphological and semantic regularities in the lexicon
Ray Jackendoff · Language · 1975 · 878 citations
Identity Effects in Morphological Truncation
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