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[lojban] Re: affixes





On Sunday, June 2, 2013 11:05:46 PM UTC+4, Pierre Abbat wrote:
I just pulled up [[Affix]] in Wikipedia and found out that something like the
rafsi of a gismu exists in natlangs. It's called a lexical affix and occurs in
Pacific Northwest languages. E.g. "sxene," is Saanich for "foot", and its rafsi
is "sen". Unlike Lojban, Saanich rafsi do not all have at least three letters
in common with their gismu. (The comma is a letter representing a glottal
stop.)

So Lojban has these types of affixes:
*Lexical affixes
*Prefixes (derivational), e.g. "tol-"
*Suffixes (derivational), e.g. "-bu'i"
*Interfixes: "-y-", "-r-", "-n-", and "-l-"
*Other affixes of cmavo, such as "jol", which is of a conjunction.
How would you categorize the last ones?


Not taking self-segregating morphology and short rafsi into account doesn't German have the same lujvo-capability?

Pierre
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