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Morphology & Syntax

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1. Rizky D.
2. Fajar R. S.
3. Mia Agustina COMPOUNDING
4. Yusriya
Mellenia K.
5. Nurul Hidayah
6. Salsa Mutia
7. Cahyani
Oktavia
Definition
Compounding is the process of forming new words
by combining two or more words in which the new
word may maintain the meaning of the words that
make it (compositional) or have a meaning that is far
different from the original words (noncompositional).

compound, forming a new word from a


combination of two or more words in which
the meaning of the new word can be much
different from the words that make it up or it
could be the meaning of the original words.
Origin of Compounding
1
Back + bite = backbite
Chalk + board = chalkboard
Dash + board = dashboard Jail + bird = jailbird
3
Ear + phone = earphone Key + board = Keyboard
Lady + finger = Ladyfinger
Master + piece =
2 Farm + house = Masterpiece
farmhouse News + letter = Newsletter
Gear + box = gearbox 4 Out + bound = Outbound
Hair + dresser = Path + way = Pathway
hairdresser
Note :

The meaning of the new word is not


always based on the meaning of the word
that forms it

• Blueberries means blue berries


• Blackbird is a type of bird (the name of a
Example : bird species), not a black bird
• Backbite means backbiting (not back
bite)
• Bittersweet can mean a mixture of sad
and happy feelings, it can also mean a
mixture of bitter and sweet tastes.
To more clearly consider the following
sample compounds:
• noun – noun note + book → notebook
Note : (noun)
Keep in mind that new words • adjective – noun blue + berry →
that are formed do not blueberry (noun)
• verb – noun work + room → workroom
always have the same type
(noun)
or class of words as the
• noun – verb breast + feed →
original words. breastfeed (verb)
For example: the words back • adjective – verb high + light →
(noun / adjective) and bite highlight (verb/noun)
(verb) after being • verb – preposition break + up →
compounded, the word class breakup (noun)
changes to backbite (noun). • preposition – verb out + run → outrun
(verb)
• adjective – adjective bitter + sweet →
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