simulfixn.
/ˈsɪməlfɪks/ Grammar.
A formative element occurring as a modification of an element in the base or root (i.e. an intonation sequence or a stress pattern).
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augmentive1816
infix1881
subfix1895
nominalizer1943
simulfix1954
1954 Word 10 212 The term ‘superfix’ is no more apt than ‘subfix’, and (the bad Latin) ‘simulfix’ might be even better.
1965 Language 41 74 Chord structures may occur—tagmemes occurring simultaneously (tone replacives, simulfixes).
Derivatives
ˌsimulfiˈxation n. the action of affixing a simulfix.
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infixing1883
infixion1885
infixation1921
simulfixation1964
1964 Language 40 77 Two aspect classes of the active voice are also marked by simulfixation: the incompletive, marked by the structural absence of a simulfix, and the completive, marked by the simulfix for active voice.
ˈsimulfixed adj. of an element, employed as a simulfix.
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the mind > language > linguistics > study of grammar > morphology > morpheme > [adjective] > relating to affixes > other specific types of affix
augmentative1641
infixing1868
simulfixed1956
1956 Language 32 454 The process of simulfixation may be represented by a pseudo-fractional formula..+ X/Y− (= simulfixed aspect marker/underlying root-initial).
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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n.1954