CHANGES IN THE WORD FORMATION IN OLD, MIDDLE AND EARLY MODERN ENGLISH

Authors

  • Aziza Azimova Nordic International University

Keywords:

suffix, prefix, phonology, morphology, syntax, lexical unit, original root.

Abstract

This article describes the history of Old English word formation and the changes that have occurred over time. Besides that, lexical, semantic, orthographic changes in words are also analyzed according to the theoretical approaches.

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Published

2024-04-25