Difference between revisions of "Agglutination and compounds"

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Agglutination — e.g. Hungarian & Swahili, morphlogies based on attaching a suffix sequence to a stem.
Compounds — typically found in Germanic languages, for example Afrikaans, Dutch and German.

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	*[[Agglutination]] — e.g. ~~hungarian~~ ~~and~~ ~~swahili~~, ~~languages with morphlogy~~ based on ~~ataching~~ to a stem ~~a suffix sequence~~.		*[[Agglutination]] — e.g. Hungarian & Swahili, morphlogies based on attaching a suffix sequence to a stem.
	*[[Compounds]] — typically found in Germanic languages, for example Afrikaans, Dutch and German.		*[[Compounds]] — typically found in Germanic languages, for example Afrikaans, Dutch and German.