Re: Phonology and Morphology
From: | Mr Veoler <veoler@...> |
Date: | Friday, December 21, 2007, 19:39 |
A question to the more knowledgeable on the list.
Imagine the following:
1. The syllable structure is always (C)V(V)(n/s/l)
That's phonotactics, AFAIK.
2. Plurality is marked with the prefix "ma":
guni "person" > maguni "people"
That's morphology, AFAIK.
3a. The shape of verb roots is VCCV, and the shape of noun roots is CVCV.
3b. The shape of suffixes are always -VF, and the shape of prefixes CVF-
What's this? Morphology, or phonotactics? Or something else?
-- Veoler