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It should be added that Marchand (1969: 2) makes a distinction between composites consisting of full linguistic signs (compounds, prefixations, suffixations, zero derivations, back-formations), which he calls "grammatical syntagmas", and composites which are not made up of full linguistic signs (expressive symbolism, blending, clipping, rime and ablaut combinations, word-manufacturing).
Sign-oriented vs. form-oriented linguistics and word-formation. (1) by Kastovsky, Dieter / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
 
 
 
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