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Resources on morphological theory Additional resources on morphology |
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Essays on morphology by Byron
Bender – includes practice morphology problems |
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Distributed
Morphology homepage Lexeme-Morpheme Based
Morphology homepage Word grammar – from
Richard Hudson |
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Clitics
by Stephen Anderson and Arnold Zwicky Comparative
Slavic Morphosyntax – an archive of papers on Slavic languages Hebrew Syntax Encoding
Initiative – a syntactic database project of Biblical Hebrew and Aramaic The British National Corpus – give
them a word or phrase and see all the times a word occurs in this language
corpus List
of e-print articles on morphology
available through CogNet |
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Automorphology
– a program for performing morphological analysis WordNet –an English lexical
database from Princeton University EuroWord Net - Based on
WordNet, this is a multilingual lexical database FrameNet – another lexical
database from the Unviersity of California at Berkeley Multilingual
Verb Conjugator – Conjugate verbs in 36 different languages Verbix – This program
conjugates verbs in over 80 languages Word Frequency
Indexer from Georgetown University – tells you how often different words
occur in a text |
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Presidential Syntax and
Morphology – keeping track of the president’s speech errors What Is the World’s
Longest Place Name? from yourdictionary.com World-Wide Words – A
British site about words includes an index of “weird” words Logophilia – “The Word Spy” a
site to keep track of new words in English A
list of English
homophones Antagonyms – words
that can have opposing meanings On-line
Acronym dictionary A collection of word
oddities and word trivia The origins of some
Michigan place names 15th
century collective nouns – Things like “a harem of mules” More collective nouns and even more (from ojo – see also his list of phobias) The Word Detective – Articles on
the history of specific English words by Evan Morris. He also answers
word-related questions… |