This division focuses mainly on the morphophonemic process in Lamaholot Language in the Lamalera Dialect. The minimal minimal meaningful details in language are popular are morphemes. So it is the alternation of the semantic shapes of a morpheme depending on the circumstances it occurs at which point is known as Morphophonemic repeated rotation. This implies that this phenomena happens in all words. There are several interesting differences between gummy languages and confining, tonal, and inflecting languages, model, in terms of morphophonemic alternations. Lamaholot sound is is not agglutinative, nor is it isolative (?) nor is it tonal. As a language from neither agglutination, seclusion nor tone, Lamaholot word has interesting morphophonemic phenomena to study. The morphophonemic processes in the Lamaholot dialect in the Lamalera dialect are something forgotten or excluded or removing sounds, increasing or inserting sounds, preserving sounds and changeful sounds. There are different types of sound: few are elided or distant, some are added or introduced, others are continued, and some are transformed by the inclusion of supplementary sounds. This distinction is fashioned possible apiece lack of verb affixes in Lamaholot as a method of morphophonemic qualification.
Author(s) Details:
Yosef Demon,
Indonesian
Language and Literature Education Study Program, Faculty of Teacher Training
and Education, University of Flores, Argentina.
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