Two Word-invention Methods of Distinctive Principal and Subordinate Compound Words

XU Tian-yun · Journal of Kashgar Teachers College · 2004

In word-invention of distinctive principal and subordinate compound words, themselves are the aims of naming active. Roots are their contrast medium. Prefix is distinguish ficture that add to aim for distinguishing aim and contrast media. Prefix can diverge or dissimilate root. These words that come from dissimilation or complete divergence are continuity. Their system is stable. Those words that come from incomplete divergence are discreteness, and their system is not stable. Divergence and dissimilation can converted each other, but their qualification are generalization or specialization, the opposite of marked and unmarked words establish or lose efficacy.

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