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compounds
Combination of two (or more) existing words to
form a new one)
compound meaning
Meaning: the meaning of a compound is not
always predictable from the meanings of its
parts
compounds and stressing
only with adjective noun compounds - stress belongs on first syllable
Reduplication
Repetition of the whole root (full reduplication)
or part of root (partial reduplication)
Eponyms
words that are named for someone
Blending
combining portions of two existing words (infomertial, spam,smog)
clipping
shortening a polysyllabic word by deleting a syllable or a number of syllables
back-formation
removal of a supposed/misanalyzed affix
acronym/initialism formation
creation of a new word by usin ginitial letters of the words in a phrase or title
coinage
creation of a new word unrelated to any existing words/creation of a new word 'from scratch' - Xerox, Teflon, Band-aid