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between
house
and
houses.
However, an inflection morpheme can acquire a
lexical
meaning in some special cases, for instance if the plural form of a noun
develops a meaning which the singular form has not; thus,
the plural form
colours
has a meaning, 'flag', which the singular form
colour
has not. These are
cases of lexicalisation.
4. Distributional analysis. Morphemic analysis. IC-analysis
By the term
distribution
we understand the occurrence
of a lexical unit
relative to other lexical units of the same level (words relative to words /
morphemes relative to morphemes, etc.). In
other words by this term we
understand the position which lexical units occupy or may occupy in the text or in
the flow of speech. The
distribution
of a unit
is the sum total of all its
environments. The environment of a unit may be either “right” or “left”. It is
readily observed that a certain component of the word-meaning is described when
the word is identified distributionally.
The
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