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I will show that the mutual selection and ordering of evaluative affixes entail intricate interactions among multiple factors related to phonological, morphological, semantic and pragmatic properties of both affixes and bases.

* RQ3: Does each cluster of competition follow the general trend of resolution that is found for the pattern as a whole for these competing affixes?

The model developed by Taft (2003) and Taft and Nguyen-Hoan (2010) offers a general framework within which we can explain holistic processing of complex words with unproductive affixes and indirect morphological processing of complex words with productive affixes; it also supports an early mandatory morphological parsing stage.

6.3.67 arurdvisadajantasya mum, provides the augment where the final compound element is formed by adding affixes marked with kh after roots.

The following are the ten least productive affixes in our corpus according to type frequency:

Probably, the main objection raised against Baayen's approach concerns his free comparison of affixes with very different type and token frequency, which has relevant effects on productivity.

The novel proposal we make is that the vast majority of category-changing derivational affixes in English add a function that corresponds in featural content to one of the major semantic categories of simplex lexemes, namely the categories in (16).

Sometimes he paints on glass, peels the image off, and affixes it to another support.

Salone (2000) showed that an event-semantic analysis could contribute to the understanding of syntax and semantics of verbal affixes in Bantu languages.

The selected switch region produces an RNA strand that affixes itself to the DNA that spawned it, the investigators found.

I argue that derivational adaptation should be recognized as an (optional) adaptation process similar to inflectional adaptation and I identify three techniques of derivational adaptation: substitution, addition, and truncation of derivational affixes (DAs) (2).