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Morphology

Word formation processes: Zero derivation

Thursday, November 8, 2007

Zero derivation: (also called conversion or functional shift): Adding no affixes; simply using a word of one category as a word of another category. Examples: Noun-verb: comb, sand, knife, butter, referee, proposition.

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