5. Morphology in Relation to Phonology
5. Morphology in Relation to Phonology
5. Morphology in Relation to Phonology
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F. Plank, <strong>Morphology</strong> I: <strong>5.</strong> <strong>Morphology</strong> <strong>in</strong> <strong>Relation</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Phonology</strong> 11<br />
heilig<br />
heilig-n<br />
heiligN<br />
heiliN<br />
heiliN-å<br />
lexical representation of the adjective for ‘holy’<br />
morphology (<strong>in</strong>flection: PLURAL agreement)<br />
phonology (assimilation of nasal: place of articulation velar)<br />
phonology (cluster reduction)<br />
morphology (repeated <strong>in</strong>flection, /å/ and /n/ allomorphs of<br />
the same exponent, phonologically conditioned: /å/ after<br />
nasal, /n/ elsewhere)<br />
buåb<br />
buåb-n<br />
buåbm<br />
buåm<br />
buåm-å<br />
lexical representation of the noun for ‘boy’<br />
morphology (<strong>in</strong>flection: PLURAL)<br />
phonology (assimilation of nasal: place of articulation labial)<br />
phonology (cluster reduction)<br />
morphology (repeated <strong>in</strong>flection, allomorph /å/ after nasal)
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