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fractomorfema | |||
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Wortbestandteil | |||
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fragment d’un mot utilisé dans la construction d’un autre mot | |||
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fragmento de uma palavra utilizado na construção de outra palavra | |||
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Teil eines Wortes, das zur Bildung eines neuen Wortes verwendet werden kann | |||
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fractomorphème (French) | |||
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fractomorfema (Portuguese) | |||
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Wortbestandteil (German) | |||
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warning: I don't know a more specific term than "Wortbestandteil", which doesn't really carry the meaning of fragmentation, but only means'part of a word'. I guess it could be used in translation, though | |||
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fractomorphème (French)
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Wortbestandteil (German)
I don't know a more specific term than "Wortbestandteil", which doesn't really carry the meaning of fragmentation, but only means'part of a word'. I guess it could be used in translation, though
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