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REVEALING THE MAGIC OF WORD FORMATION: EXPLORING THE ART AND SCIENCE BEHIND LANGUAGE EVOLUTION

Amonova Zulfira

Keywords: Keywords: lexeme, word formation, language, communication, derivation, compounding, blending, borrowing, affixes, human creativity, process, roots, vocabulary, culture, linguistic creativity, morphology

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Abstract

This article presents the scope of word formation studies and the types of word
formation and their functions. It defines and delimits the subject of word formation
and explains basic concepts related to the internal structures of complex lexemes and
important cross-linguistic word formation patterns. Each type of word formation has
its own approach and how it is pronounced. The main approaches, analytical and
descriptive levels in the field of word formation research are described.

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