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The categorical extensions in the coinage models

Zhu Ya

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Abstract

Previous studies regard words with the same morpheme as a consequence of complete analogy. This paper suggests that the model of word formation is extensive and creative. It claims that the cluster of morphemes and similarities between the morpheme clusters constitute the basis of the model extension,and that words with the same morpheme are related in a model according to family resemblance.

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Previous studies regard words with the same morpheme as a consequence of complete analogy. This paper suggests that the model of word formation is extensive and creative. It claims that the cluster of morphemes and similarities between the morpheme clusters constitute the basis of the model extension,and that words with the same morpheme are related in a model according to family resemblance.

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Previous studies regard words with the same morpheme as a consequence of complete analogy. This paper suggests that the model of word formation is extensive and creative. It claims that the cluster of morphemes and similarities between the morpheme clusters constitute the basis of the model extension,and that words with the same morpheme are related in a model according to family resemblance.

Key concepts: Morpheme, Analogy, Categorical variable, Linguistics, Extension (predicate logic), Basis (linear algebra), Word (group theory), Mathematics

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