Polysemy of the prefix

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Shaghaghi Vida; Bojnordi Vahid Farideh

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Journal: Journal of Comparative Linguistic Research Year:2024 | Volume:13 | Issue:26 Page(s): 223-240

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Title

Polysemy of the prefix "hæm-" in Construction Morphology

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Shaghaghi Vida | Bojnordi Vahid Farideh | Issue Writer Certificate

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Construction morphologyQ4

Constructional schemaQ4

Prefix "hæm-"Q4

PolysemyQ4

Abstract

The Prefix "hæm-" in Persian forms a noun, an adverb or an adjective by connecting to the bases such as nouns and adverbs. In this article, which is written in the framework of Construction morphology, Booij (2010), the semantic domains of more than 500 derived gathered from Bijankhan corpus and some Persian dictionaries words with the prefix "ham-" have been investigated. Then, the schemas, subschemas and inheritance tree of them have been presented and analyzed. According to the results of this research, the prefix "ham-" has five semantic domains and 14 different meanings and functions; so it has multiple meanings. This Polysemy can be explained at the level of constructional abstract schemas and as a result it is called constructional Polysemy. Examining these derived words has shown that the Prefix "hæm-" has more of an adjective-forming and noun-forming function than an adverb forming function.

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