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Word-Formation in Provencal
Edward L. Adams
University of Michigan Press, 1913

This volume in the University of Michigan Studies: Humanistic Series is a comprehensive study of the various processes of word formation in the Provençal language. The five major sections of the book cover words formed by adding suffixes; words formed by adding prefixes; parasyntheta (words formed by the simultaneous addition of a prefix and a suffix); other common methods of word formation (e.g., compound words; derivations from one part of speech to another, such as nouns derived from verbs); and hybrid formations created by some combination thereof.
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1 books by Adams, Edward
Word-Formation in Provencal
Edward L. Adams
University of Michigan Press, 1913
This volume in the University of Michigan Studies: Humanistic Series is a comprehensive study of the various processes of word formation in the Provençal language. The five major sections of the book cover words formed by adding suffixes; words formed by adding prefixes; parasyntheta (words formed by the simultaneous addition of a prefix and a suffix); other common methods of word formation (e.g., compound words; derivations from one part of speech to another, such as nouns derived from verbs); and hybrid formations created by some combination thereof.
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