Word Formation: Derivational Morphemes

Of a series on word formation processes, this video is the first one. Stay tuned for more.
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[@AnimalWorldUploads]

All are awesome classse.. Sir .
I'm doing research in linguistics departments of Kerala university.
All video are appreciable .
Thank you so much sir..

[@ruforheajoyr.8956]

Thank you so much for this videooo it helps me a lot 💖

[@zeraaaulia2619]

O m g😍thank you so much,this video help me,so i can college my task from my lecture as soon

[@devanshprolearner78]

I like it, make more like this

[@th_0095]

this video is very helpful ♥

[@animefan25]

I am working on a conlang, and I want to add gerunds and resultatives to it. What can I use to create derivational affixes for them?

[@sadiaquadir]

You!!!!❤️

[@randunuedu5617]

thanks a lot very helpfull to understand..but sir i have a issue i want to know that why do we want to learn this subject what is the benefit?

[@devanshprolearner78]

Sooo helpful

[@devanshprolearner78]

What is class changing

[@danisagladys]

at last a native speaker talking about theses themes....

[@avidreader100]

Brand -> brandish. The derived word seems so distant from the source word.

[@Marta-lt7kl]

Is there a difference between derivation and affixation?

[@AzeLinguistics]

Affixation is the process of attaching affixes (prefixes, suffixes, etc.). An affix can be derivational or inflectional.

[@everurstruly]

the video aint soo accurate. wong even

[@Houda-ih3mc]

Word formation and back formation are saaame !??

[@AzeLinguistics]

Back formation is one of the many processes of word formation.

[@muhammadtirtadouglas7224]

@@AzeLinguistics Hi! I would like to ask. are these hotel jargon words (inhouse, sleep-out, check-in, check-out, walk-in) including as derivation?

[@devanshprolearner78]

Wha

[@arteniskaja4576]

The ALBANIAN language has 370 embryomorphemes it is the language with more embryomorphemes in all the world.

[@AzeLinguistics]

Interesting! What is an 'embryompheme' (or 'embryomorpheme?)?

[@arteniskaja4576]

@@AzeLinguistics embryomphemes * sorry , are the very short words which can create the words i make an example if you take a consonant and you add a vowel you can create words but only with the albanian language you can create a word with all the 7 vowels ex : KA = he have , KE = you have , KU = where , KI = this , KO = feed ( feed the child ) , KË = who , KY = this . then an other example is how to explain a word for ex we take the word dritare which means window and in albanian that word rappresent the action that the object has in fact DRIT means light and ARE in this case is for the action and fact is that the window brings light , the albanian language it can explain a lot of other words which are not albanian but maybe italian english etc.. you sometimes talk with words that you cant explain but for you it means that thing but you cant open the word and create 2 different sense for one word .. that's why there exists the albanologists ..

[@devanshprolearner78]

I understand but show physically