Derivative Words of The Modern Ukrainian Lexicon in The Context of Morphonology
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Language; Morphophonology; Morphophonemic Changes; Morphophonemic ScienceAbstract
The article presents the views of various linguists on approaches to modifying the phonemic structure of morphemes, identifies patterns of morphophonemic alternations of modern words of the Ukrainian language, analyzes morphophonemic positions in modern words, reveals regular and irregular morphophonemic positions in modern words by the norms of the modern Ukrainian language, identifies features of word formation of commonly used modern words (occasionalisms), and establishes features of their functioning in the modern Ukrainian language. A theoretical generalization is made regarding the most important issues of morphophonemic science its subject and tasks, concepts, paradigms, approaches to the study of morphophonemic facts, units, and their relationship to the semantic plan of the language; the focus of attention is also directed to the relevance of considering morphophonemic phenomena as a whole.
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