> In English, as the only language I'm fluent enough to comment�> on :D, it's
> certainly true that the rare examples of infixes follow a�> phonemic rather
> than morphemic rule, specifically: a word can take an�> obscenity infixed
> preceding the first non-stressed syllable, as in�> "guaran-goddamn-tee,"
> "in-f***ing-credible," and "abso-f***ing-lutely".��Totally irrelevant
> aside: there's a great term for this, and it's the only�word in English
> that�begins with the letters tm- : "tmesis".�Mike�