單語分析의 實際 = A Study on Actual Word Analysis

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

A knowledge of combining forms, prefixes, and suffixes with fixed and invariant meanings will give the reader four general ideas concerning the meaning of an unfamiliar word :

1. He can judge from the prefixes 「mal-」 and 「mis-」 or from the suffix 「-itis」, or from the combining forms 「pseudo-」 or 「-phobia」, that the word is uncomplementary or unfavorable.
2. He can judge from the dimunutive suffixes 「-ule」, 「-cle」, 「-cule」, 「-ock」, 「-kin」, 「-let」, or from the combining form 「micro-」, that small size is indicated.
3. He can judge from the suffixes 「non-」 and 「un-」 that the word is negative in force.
4. He can judge from the suffixes 「-like」, 「-aceous」, 「-ative」, 「-ish」, 「-ive」, 「-tious」, or from the combining forms 「homo-」 and 「iso-」, that some degree of connection or similarity with the root or base-word is indicated. And from the combining form 「heter-」 he can judge that unlikeness is intended.

In addition, there are prefixes, combining forms, and suffixes with fixed and invariant meanings which throw a great deal of light on the specific meaning of the word to which they are attached.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Ⅰ. 序 言
• Ⅱ. 本 論
• 1. 連 結 語
• 2. 接 頭 詞
• 3. 接 尾 詞
• Ⅲ. 結 言
• Ⅳ. 摘 要
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