Inner structure of the word composition

The smallest meaningful unit which has a sound form and meaning:

• Root

• Morpheme

• Stem

• Lexis

Creation of new words from elements already existing:

• Semantic process

• Immediate constitution

• Segmentability

• Word building

Considered to be free if it may stand alone without changing its meaning:

• Form

• Morpheme

• Word

• Segment

The 3 stages of the analysis into immediate constituents:

• Segmentation of words

• Morphemic segmentability

• Identification of morphs

• Conditional morphemes

• Classification of morphemes

It is based on a binary principle, each stage of the procedure involves two components the word immediately breaks into:

• Methodology immediate and ultimate constituents

• Semantical compounding

• Immediate segmentation

The 3 types of segmentation of words:

• Compound

• Segmented

• Complete

• Conditional

• Defective

Characteristic of words whose individual morphemes clearly stand out:

• Immediate constituent

• Word formation

• Complete segmentability

• Identification of morphs

Words whose segmentation into morphemes is doubtful for semantic reasons have:

• Semantic unity

• Conditional morphemic segmentability

• Compounding stems

• Ultimate constituents

Is the property of words whose unique morphemic seldom:

• Conditional morphemic segmentability

• Complete segmentability

• Defective morphemic segmentability

• Ultimate constituents

Is the lexical nucleus of a word bearing the major individual meaning common to a set of semantically related words:

• Root

• Morpheme

• Lexis

• Stem