Q1146 (Q1146): Difference between revisions
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formant | |||
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აფიქსი. | |||
| description / ca | description / ca | ||
constituent gramatical, normalment sense significat autònom, que pot generar noves paraules | |||
| description / ka | description / ka | ||
სიტყვის შემადგენელი ელემენტი, რომელიც დაერთვის (აფორმებს) ფუძეს და ცვლის სიტყვის გრამატიკულ ან ლექსიკურ მნიშენელობას | |||
| Property / equivalent: formant (Albanian) / qualifier | |||
| Property / equivalent: formant (Romanian) / qualifier | |||
| Property / equivalent | |||
formant (Catalan) | |||
| Property / equivalent: formant (Catalan) / rank | |||
Normal rank | |||
| Property / equivalent: formant (Catalan) / qualifier | |||
| Property / equivalent: formant (Catalan) / qualifier | |||
| Property / equivalent: formant (Catalan) / reference | |||
Latest revision as of 12:05, 18 November 2024
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formant (French)
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ფორმანტი (Georgian)
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no value
In German grammar systems, affixes are classified as morphemes, because they carry a meaning (e.g. 'not', 'to a high degree'). We differentiate between "Wortbildungsmorphemen" (affixes) and "Flexionsmorpheme" (which have a grammatical 'meaning'/function). - I don't see a direct equivalent to "formant" as defined here.
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formant (Catalan)
