Morphology

Why is it important for linguists to accurately describe and analyze the world's languages?

• Creating a new artificial language.

• Identify the most popular languages in the world.

• To help and understand the diversity of languages and how humans communicate.

According to experts' definitions, what does morphology refer to?

• The study of sentence structure in a language

• The study of word structure in a language

• The study of relationships between words and phrases

"Morphology is a study of basic forms in a language." Is the opinion of the definition of morphology from?

What are the names of the figures who provide definitions of morphology in this discussion?

• Robert Frost & Carstairs McCharthy

• William Blake & Yule

• Carstairs McCharthy & Yule

What is the main goal of linguists in creating language typologies?

• classify languages based on structural and functional characteristics

• Eliminate variations in human language.

• Create universal grammar rules.

What is the name of axis in the morphology?

• Linguistic and Morphology

• Syntagmatic and Paradigmatic

• Syntax and Morphology

What is a morpherme?

• the smallest meaningful unit of a language.

• form of word which is influenced by grammatical function

• Abstraction over one or more word types that convey the same lexical meaning

What to learn in part of word?

• what form, lexeme

• morpheme, affixex and roat

• inflection, regular and irregular

How many scope based on the slides?

• 9

• 4

• 5

What is the material we have learned today?