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Series Foreword | |
Preface | |
Abbreviations | |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Preliminary Terms | p. 5 |
Separationist Morphology and Lexemes | p. 8 |
Other Basic Morphological Terms | p. 11 |
Lexical, Lexemic, and the Lexicon | p. 16 |
The Morphomic Level | p. 22 |
Stems in Latin Verbal Morphology | p. 31 |
Priscianic Formation of Latin Future, Active Participles | p. 31 |
Stems in Lexeme-Based Morphology | p. 33 |
The Stem and Related Notions | p. 39 |
Stems and the Permanent Lexicon | p. 41 |
Empty Morphs | p. 44 |
Semantics and the Latin Basic Stem Types | p. 54 |
Phonologically Specific Stems | p. 58 |
Gender and Nominal Inflectional Classes | p. 61 |
Terminology | p. 64 |
Two Simple Examples of the Relation between Gender and Inflectional Class | p. 66 |
Hebrew, a Language without Nominal Inflectional Classes | p. 75 |
Latin Nominal Inflection | p. 79 |
Gender, Inflection, and Phonological Form in Two Languages of Papua New Guinea: Arapesh and Yimas | p. 89 |
Arapesh Gender as Revealed through Agreement | p. 90 |
Inflectional Classes by Themselves | p. 104 |
Sex, Gender, and Inflectional Class | p. 111 |
Word Formation | p. 112 |
Yimas | p. 114 |
Binyanim as Inflectional Classes | p. 123 |
The Term Binyan and Its Meaning | p. 123 |
The Hebrew Binyan System | p. 124 |
The Abstract Nature of the Binyan | p. 134 |
Qal Stem Templates | p. 141 |
Varia | p. 147 |
Aramaic Binyanim | p. 150 |
Syriac | p. 151 |
Modern Aramaic | p. 154 |
Michal: A Semitic Language without Binyanim | p. 160 |
Conclusion | p. 165 |
Notes | p. 171 |
References | p. 197 |
Index | p. 207 |
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