- In linguistics, a
compound is a
lexeme (less precisely, a
word or sign) that
consists of more than one stem.
Compounding,
composition or
nominal composition...
- from a
compound,
which fully preserves the
stems of the
original words. The
British lecturer Valerie Adams's 1973
Introduction to
Modern English Word-Formation...
- A
compound is a
word composed of more than one free morpheme. The
English language, like many others, uses
compounds frequently.
English compounds may...
- via
compounding.
Words consisting of hundreds, or even
thousands of
characters have been coined. Even non-agglutinative
languages may
allow word formation...
- linguistics, a
clipped compound is a
word produced from a
compound word by
reducing its
parts while retaining the
meaning of the
original compound. It is a special...
-
word boundaries.: 17 It is
often the case that a
phonological word does not
correspond to our
intuitive conception of a
word. The
Finnish compound word...
- but
later denoting the
quality of
being wealthy or rich) is a type of
compound word that
denotes a
referent by
specifying a
certain characteristic or quality...
-
compound word,
African American resembles the
vogue word Afro-American, an early-1970s po****r usage. Some
Black Americans continue to use the
word ****...
- run)
alone or a
compound word, such as
meatball and
bottleneck (examples of
compound nouns) or
blacken and
standardize (examples of
compound verbs). The stem...
- a
compound word, but this is
replaced with the
corresponding voiced consonant /ɡ/ when this
morpheme is used as the
second part of the
compound word origami...