MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGE WITHIN DERIVATIONAL SERIES

Authors

  • Jesús Pena
Keywords: word family, morphological change, derivational series, categorization, derivational paradigm

Abstract

This article aims at analyzing three different instances of morphological change which are experienced by deverbal nouns. Those analyses are expected to show that the source of most of the changes involving formal and semantic relationships between two (or more) words lies in the gaps emerging from derivational series, and in the resulting readjustments or new formations.

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Author Biography

Jesús Pena

Facultade de Filoloxía. Universidade de Santiago
How to Cite
Pena, J. (2008). MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGE WITHIN DERIVATIONAL SERIES. Journal of Linguistic Research, 11, 233–248. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/ril/article/view/53771
Issue
Vol. 11 (2008): Lexicografía y Léxico Históricos
Section
Monograph

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