Kata Kunci
classification
inflection
grammatical form
verb
feature
polysynthetic languages
analytic language
Cara Mengutip
Abstrak
The morphological classification of languages is based on typological and grammatical features. It is based on the comparison of languages with invariant lexical units and languages with lexical units that are interconnected and subject to change. The division of languages into amorphous languages, agglutinative languages, inflected languages, and polysynthetic languages is also based on this classification. None of these species is pure: the characteristics of all the languages in the world are transient.
Referensi
National encyclopedia of Uzbekistan. Volume 5. T., 2003, p.279
Po'latov I.P. Polysynthetic languages. - National Encyclopedia of Uzbekistan. Volume 7 T., 2004, p.129
Madrahimov I.S. Morphological (typological) classification of languages. - National Encyclopedia of Uzbekistan. Volume 8 T., 2004, p. 433.
Po'latov I.P. Synthetic languages. - National Encyclopedia of Uzbekistan. Volume 7 T., 2004, p. 634.
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