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The Catena Approach: From Syntax to Compound Morphology Petya Osenova and Kiril Simov IICT-BAS PARSEME Meeting, 8-9 September Frankfurt, 2014 Compound Morphology: Examples Deverbal nouns have only syntactic paraphrases:

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The Catena Approach: From Syntax to Compound Morphology

Petya Osenova and Kiril Simov IICT-BAS

PARSEME Meeting, 8-9 September Frankfurt, 2014

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Compound Morphology: Examples

  • Deverbal nouns have only syntactic paraphrases:

– иечеие (‘herbcuring’, curing bв herbs) – * иеу (*‘herbcure.1PERS.SG’, to cure with herbs) and – еу ии (‘cure.1PERS.SG аith herbs’, to cure аith herbs)

  • Deverbal nouns have also verb compound paraphrases:

– ъхе (‘handwaving’, gesticulating), – ъх (‘handаave.1PERS.SG’, gesticulate) and – х ъ (‘аave аith hand’, gesticulate).

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Catena Record in Lexicon

[ form: < иечеие > catena: (MorphVIObj-C (MorphIObj-C [1]и-)(MorphV-C [2]еч-) ) derivational catena: (VPC-C (V-C [2]еу (PP-C (P-C ) (N-C [1]ии) ) ) ) semantics: cure_rel(e,x,y,[4]ии) & nominal_rel(e) valency: < mod; (PP (P ) [4](NP ModB* (N ии) ModA*)) : ModB* or ModA* is not empty > ]