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languages of the Americas. He
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Archived from...
- a
complex morphology, or
system of word formation,
characterized by
polysynthesis and agglutination. This
means that
morphemes –
words or
fragments of...
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Innovation and
Retention in
Templatic Polysynthesis." In
Oxford Handbook of
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verbal argument or the predicate.
Linguist Mark
Baker considers polysynthesis,
making specific use of Mohawk, to
provide a
conception of Universal...
-
agreement morphemes can be
elided if the full
argument is expressed).
Polysynthesis often includes polypersonalism,
which in turn is a form of head-marking...
