Part 2 - Luganda Scientific Terminologies Research

39. HAVING, WITH
-boned, -cheeked, -chested, -clad, -coated, -eyed, -faced, -haired, -handed,
-hatted, -headed, -hearted, -legged, -limbed, -lipped, -minded, -necked, -skinned,
-sleeved, -tongued
40. (a) SI AFFIXES
yotta-, zeta-, exa-, peta-, tera-, giga-, mega-, kilo-, hecto-, deca-
deci-, centi-, milli-, micro-, nano-, pico-, femto-, atto-, zepto, yocto-
(b) SI-RELATED AFFIXES
macromacro-, ultramacro-, macro-, maxi-, hyper-, super-, epi-
hypo-, sub-, infra-, mini-, micro-, ultramicro-, micromicro-
XVIII. MORPHOLOGY
Derivational morphology generates lexemes while inflectional morphology results in
word-forms. Hence,
[ L ] Lxm + [ M ] Mfm → [ Z ] Lxm
[ L ] Lxm + [ M ] Mfm → < Z > Wdf
Luganda attests to the following inflectional categories :
• Tense
• Aspect
• Mood
• Number
• Gender
• Case
• Person
XIX. MORPHOSYNTACTICAL INFORMATION
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