Article outline
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Emergence of derived lexemes and derivational patterns
- 3.Emergence of neologistic derivations and productivity
- 4.Other aspects of the development of derivational morphology
- 4.1Preferences in derivational morphology
- 4.2Word classes
- 4.3Semantic categories of early derivations
- 4.4(Potential) Productivity in CS
- 4.5Complexity
- 5.Relations between CDS and CS
- 6.Summary and outlook
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