Morphemic structure of the word

Foreign language faculty

Group: 11-19Chi-20

Teacher: Nazarova N. A.

Student: Abduraupova Sh.R.

Subject: Nazariy grammatika (seminar)

Theme: Morphemic structure of the word

MORPHEMIC STRUCTURE OF THE WORD

• The morphological system of language reveals its properties through the morphemic structure of the word. Morphology as part of the grammatical theory faces the two segmental units: the morpheme and the word. The morpheme is identified as part of the word, the functions of the morpheme are effected only as the corresponding constituent functions of the word as a whole. For instance, the form of the verbal past tense is built up by means of the dental grammatical suffix: train-ed [-d]; publish-ed [-t], meditate-ed [-id].

The morpheme is a meaningful segmental component of the word; the morpheme is formed by phonemes; as a meaningful component of the word it is elementary (i.e. indivisible into smaller segments as regards its significative function).

• The morpheme is a meaningful segmental component of the word; the morpheme is formed by phonemes; as a meaningful component of the word it is elementary (i.e. indivisible into smaller segments as regards its significative function).

The word is a nominative unit of language; it is formed by morphemes; it enters the lexicon of language as its elementary component (i.e. a component indivisible into smaller segments as regards its nominative function). Together with other nominative units the word is used for the formation of the sentence – a unit of information in the communication process.

• The word is a nominative unit of language; it is formed by morphemes; it enters the lexicon of language as its elementary component (i.e. a component indivisible into smaller segments as regards its nominative function). Together with other nominative units the word is used for the formation of the sentence – a unit of information in the communication process.