| 释义 |
morphophonemics, n. pl.|ˌmɔːfəʊfəˈniːmɪks|
[f. prec. + -ics.]
The study and description of the phonemic aspects of the constitution of morphemes.
1939L. Bloomfield in Travaux du Cercle Linguistique de Prague VIII. 105 The present paper describes..the internal sandhi or morphophonemics of the language. 1953[see morpheme-sequence]. 1957S. Potter Mod. Linguistics vii. 146 As we proceed from morphophonemics, and morphology proper, to syntax, so we observe a rise in the scale of semantic values. 1965B. M. H. Strang Metaphors & Models 15 The study of how a language encodes its different meanings is called morphophonemics. 1968Amer. Speech XLIII. 233 The author includes a description of Jamaican Creole..morphophonemics. 1972Language XLVIII. 805 This negative is realized from the sentence modality without going through the morphophonemics of pre-verbal location. 1973Computers & Humanities VII. 218 How does one handle the unbelievably complex morphophonemics in choosing headwords? |