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Word Formation (paragōgḗ/súnthesis), Ancient Theories of
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Abstract In ancient Greek grammatical theory, word formation falls under the heading of parts of speech. Certain parts of speech have properties of type (
eîdos) and shape (
skhêma), relating to derivation (
paragōg
ḗ) and compounding (
súnthesis), respectively. Ancient Greek grammars devote less attention to these processes than they do to derived vs. compounded words themselves. The type of a word is either primary (
prōtótypon) or derived (
parágōgon), its shape either simple (
haploûn) or compound (
diploûn). Word formation (Word Formation (Derivation, Compounding)) produ…
Date:
2013-11-01
