Productivity vs. Lexicalization: Frequency-Based Hypotheses on Word-Formation
This article looks at morphological productivity and lexicalization. Productivity, first, bears a significant relationship with frequency because both seem to be subtly interlinked through low-frequency items. Much the same happens between lexicalization and frequency, although their association mus...
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