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The Delph-in system has a morphological model based on position classes. Morphology items are treated similarly to syntax items, in that they can hold constrain
by Rotten194 7y ago
The Delph-in system has a morphological model based on position classes. Morphology items are treated similarly to syntax items, in that they can hold constraints on & apply features to what they attach.
- mcswell 7y agoInteresting, I hadn't seen that. Does it handle phonologically-conditioned allomorphy or inflection classes? Stem allomorphy conditioned by phonology or position in the paradigm (like the stem allomorphs of the Spanish verbs 'tener', 'crecer' etc.)?