Goodevening sir suppletion is aterm for describing astate in which word changes to an irregular form and when root word does not have affixes. examples: verb: be...was"past tense" adjective: bad...worst "comparative" noun cow...bovine
GOOD evening In linguistics, suppletion is traditionally understood as the use of one word as the inflected from another word. For example: go= went bad= wrost
good morning. In morphology , suppletion is the use of two or more phonetically distinct roots for different forms of the same word , such as the adjective bad and its suppletive comparative form worse .
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ReplyDeletesuppletion:"change the morpheme instead of adding affix".
e.x go→went (past tense)
good→better (comparative)
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ReplyDeletesuppletion is aterm for describing astate in which word changes to an irregular form and when root word does not have affixes.
examples:
verb:
be...was"past tense"
adjective:
bad...worst "comparative"
noun
cow...bovine
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DeleteGOOD evening
ReplyDeleteIn linguistics, suppletion is traditionally understood as the use of one word as the inflected from another word.
For example:
go= went
bad= wrost
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Deletegood morning.
ReplyDeleteIn morphology , suppletion is the use of two or
more phonetically distinct roots for different
forms of the same word , such as the adjective
bad and its suppletive comparative form
worse .
Hi Hana, happy to see your response on the blog. You have explained the term suppletion correctly. Sorry, I couldn't reply to your comment as there was some net-work problems. Keep commentinggggg.......................
DeleteHi, Summaya, Aisha, Wesal and Hana, all four of you have clearly explained the term suppletion with examples. Hope that other students who are interested in expanding their knowledge may benefit from your explanations. I feel really proud that my students take so much interest in doing extra works in linguistics especially in morphology. You, people really motivate and inspire other students as well. Keep doing your good work........
ReplyDeletethank you so much teacher
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