This paper applies a comparative and corpus-based approach to examine the morphological functions of clitic morphemes in two unrelated languages: Kazakh and English. Clitics lack full phonological autonomy and occupy an intermediate position between independent words and bound morphemes, playing a significant role in...
Dariga Toluspayeva, Ж. А. Есказинова, M. D. Bortebayev et al.· Bulletin of the Karaganda Un...· 0 citations
This research investigates inflectional morphemes in English and Igbo, aiming to identify their forms, functions, similarities, and differences. Contrastive Analysis and Morphological Theory are employed as frameworks to explain how both languages express grammatical categories. The findings indicate that English prima...
Patrick Okolo, Florence Nne Agwu· Scholars Journal of Arts Hum...· 0 citations
In lexicon, each of the components of language has its own structural unit. Phonemes, which are the structural units of phonology in linguistics, based on their internal phonological information, form the phonological structure in the language. Derivational morphemes, which are the structural units of morphology in the...
Hazhir Rashid, H. Wali· Kirkuk University Journal: H...· 0 citations
Syntactic relations enable speakers to organize words into interpretable phrases and clauses, yet their expression cannot be reduced to a single grammatical mechanism. This article examines how word order, morphological marking, function words, and prosody contribute to the identification of grammatical relations and t...
In modern linguistics, investigating word-formation mechanisms is of fundamental importance for understanding the structural evolution of language. The morphological structure of languages is mainly classified into linear and non-linear models. While word formation is linear in most world languages, non-linear structur...
S. Salmanova· The Actual Problems of study...· 0 citations
This study adopts a contrastive linguistic approach to examine the predicate functions in English and Central Kurdish (Sorani), focusing on their syntactic, morphological, and semantic characteristics. While both languages belong to the Indo-European family, they diverge significantly in structure: English follows a ri...
Ahmad A. Ibrahim, Ibrahim M. Karimi· Koya University Journal of H...· 0 citations
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