DERIVATION AND ITS TYPES
Keywords:
Derivation, morphology, lexical morphology, inflection, affixation, compounding, literature analysis, empirical evidence, linguistic structures.Abstract
This article provides an in-depth exploration of derivation and its various types. Derivation, in linguistic terms, refers to the process of creating a new word by modifying an existing one. This article aims to elucidate the concept of derivation, highlight its significance in language formation, and delve into the different types of derivational processes. Through a comprehensive literature analysis, we discuss the methods employed in studying derivation, present empirical evidence, and analyze the results to draw meaningful conclusions. The findings contribute to our understanding of linguistic structures and processes.
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