The Process of Word Formation in English and Kurdish Languages: A Comparative Typological Study

English and Kurdish are two morphologically different Indo-European languages. The first is the most analytic language among all of the European languages, while the second is an agglutinative, incorporating language. The paper concerns itself only with the standard dialects of the two languages, w...

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Published in:	Zanco Journal of Humanity Sciences
Main Authors:	Sardar Abdulmajid Abdullah, Waria Omer Amin
Format:	Article
Language:	Arabic
Published:	Salahaddin University-Erbil 2020-12-01
Subjects:	word formation, morphemes, noun, derivation, inflection,
Online Access:	https://zancojournal.su.edu.krd/index.php/JAHS/article/view/2153

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