Possessive Suffixation
Possessive Suffixation is a morphological process in dialectal noun inflection whereby a bound morpheme denoting ownership or association is affixed to a noun stem to encode possessive relations in a language-specific and often paradigmatically regulated manner.
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Insights from Larike Possessive Constructions
Wyn D. Laidig · Oceanic Linguistics · 1993 · 102 citations · Full text
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