Morpheme-Based Model and Word-Based Model - Morphology Linguistics

Explore a comprehensive 40-minute linguistics video that delves into morpheme-based and word-based models in morphology. Learn about various word formation processes including affixation, compounding, backformation, and reduplication. Examine lexical entries, selectional restrictions, and meanings within these models. Practice creating word trees and analyze examples from English, French, Kanuri, and Tyvan languages. Discover how stress shifts, tone changes, and vowel lengthening contribute to word formation. Gain insights into partial and full reduplication, duplifixes, and conversion processes. Enhance your understanding of linguistic morphology through detailed explanations and practical examples.

Introduction.
Affixation and Compounding.
Morpheme Based Model.
Lexical Entries in the Morpheme Based Model.
Ambiguous Words (unlockable).
Word Tree Practice (redepartmentalization).
Base Modification.
Word Based Model with One Variable.
Word Based Model with Two Variables.
English Base Modification Practice.
French Subtraction.
English Backformation.
English Suprafixes (Stress Shift).
Kanuri Mood (Tone).
English Lengthening.
Reduplication.
Partial and Full Reduplication.
Duplifixes.
English Conversion.
Tyvan Duplifixes.