limitados no-fosilizados

English translation: limited suffixes, not-fossilized

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Spanish term or phrase:limitados no-fosilizados
English translation:limited suffixes, not-fossilized
Entered by: zabrowa

10:14 Mar 11, 2007
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Science - Linguistics / phonology
Spanish term or phrase: limitados no-fosilizados
sufijos limitados no-fosilizados

hmmm.... "limited suffixes" isnt the correct term... any ideas? Thanks!
zabrowa
Local time: 06:41
limited suffixes, not-fossilized
Explanation:
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"These data show us not only that admissions is not fossilized as a plural in the lexicon, but also that it occurs with different frequencies in its plural and singular forms."
http://babel.ling.northwestern.edu/~sneed/CLSversion.pdf
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Katya Robledo
Local time: 22:41
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5 +1non-fossilized bound suffixes
Alba Mora
3limited suffixes, not-fossilized
Katya Robledo


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9 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
limited suffixes, not-fossilized


Explanation:
Here's an idea... good luck!
"These data show us not only that admissions is not fossilized as a plural in the lexicon, but also that it occurs with different frequencies in its plural and singular forms."
http://babel.ling.northwestern.edu/~sneed/CLSversion.pdf

Katya Robledo
Local time: 22:41
Native speaker of: Spanish
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non-fossilized bound suffixes


Explanation:
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Alba Mora
Local time: 01:41
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Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish

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