Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

complex word

French translation:

mot complexe

Jan 7, 2002 09:25
22 yrs ago
English term

COMPLEX WORD

Non-PRO English to French Art/Literary Le genre grammatical
Linguistique - Le genre grammatical

He illustrates his point with the following example: nouns formed from verbs by means of the suffix -ation (/asjo/) are feminine, for example inondation, from inonder,; however, there are nouns in -ation with no motivating verb in modern French, for example nation, which are also feminine. In fact, he states that the majority of nouns with a final /o/ are feminine and for nouns with final /sjo/ the figure is 99.8% (p. 58). The important principle established by Tucker et al. is that the final phone may provide adequate predictions, but in other cases it may be necessary to refer to the one preceding it and even the antepenultimate phone.

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These morphological rules form an integral part of the linguistic system and are applied virtually without exception to COMPLEX WORDS in French. Each such word is not only formed according to a rule but is also assigned a gender on that basis.

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Proposed translations (French)
4 Mots complexes
1 mot dérivé (?)

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Mots complexes

voir ref.

[...]1 mot = plusieurs morphèmes: mot complexe:
Contrairement aux mots simples, les mots complexes constituent une suite de sons sécable en plusieurs éléments dotés d'un sens que l'on peut retrouver dans d'autres mots du lexique.[...]

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mot dérivé (?)

catégorie du mot dérivé; différentes parties d'un mot dérivé: base / radical / racine ...
wwwtalana.linguist.jussieu.fr/~weini/LG_00-01/recap1.html wwwtalana.linguist.jussieu.fr ]

Complexification. Le terme lexical entre dans une structure ...
... S'agit-il d'un mot dérivé ou composé conformément aux structures de
la langue? www.cafe.umontreal.ca/cle/cases/c1344.html

Bon courage!

Jacek
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