The aim of this article is to settle the proper criteria of classification of 6 word-formation processes which are established in Song, Won-yong(2002). This article's proposal is summarized in the chart below.
[?ynchronic] is a criterion related to...
The aim of this article is to settle the proper criteria of classification of 6 word-formation processes which are established in Song, Won-yong(2002). This article's proposal is summarized in the chart below.
[?ynchronic] is a criterion related to whether the speaker uses one's synchronic intuition on the internal structure of word, lexical relatedness, syntactic rules, naming convention etc. [?egister], which is established on the basis of phenomenon that if the syntactic phrases become word, those is listed, is a criterion related to whether new word lists after being formed. [?relation to lexicon] is a criterion related to whether the informations in lexicon, i.e. internal structure of word, lexical relatedness etc., is utilized as the base of the formation of new words. [?nternal structure] is a criterion related to whether the immediate constituents of new word are all roots, to whether one constituent of it is affix or pseudo-affix.
The word-formation process is divided to two stages. One is a stage that more than two constituents combinate morphologically, the other is a stage the union of morphemes lists to lexicon. [?synchronic],[?register], [?relation to lexicon] are closely related to properties of this two stages. But [?internal structure] is irrelevant to this two stages and is the secondary criterion applied to only [+relation to lexicon].