… We conclude that English Prosodic Morphological processes do not form a homogeneous
class of processes in terms of the phonological principles that determine their structure. …

… invariant in English nicknames is a bimoraic (heavy) syllable, the minimal word of the
language." As in Yupik, the minimal word is the prosodic word that contains a single foot; English is …

… evidence for the role of prosodic information in morphological processing: Detailed acoustic
… morphologically complex form. In a morphologically rich language like Dutch (compared to …

… morphology of Standard Arabic. We begin by sketching in a very brief and superficial way the
nature of the prosodic analysis of Arabic templatic morphology. … ' of English beginning with …

… the canonical prosodic realization of the morphological category … The English truncated words
are a type of templatic morphology … The minimal phonological word of English is the foot; it …

… a window on the morphological structure of English, concluding that … domains, which coincide
with separate morphological … prosodic boundaries with round brackets and morphological …

… prosodic morphology has to be abandoned: Even though they can be shown to be not the
product of the traditional prosodic markedness constraints, monosyllabic English … in English. …

… of prosodic word development not only in stress-timed languages like English, but also in
morphologically … ’is represented at higher levels of prosodic structure such as the phonological …

… Clearly, this proposal will trivially extend to the rest of English morphology as well. A number
of arguments can be developed in support of this position. The first type consists essentially …

… , the English word, ‘unexpected’ may be divided into three morphemes—un, expect, ed—consisting
of segment strings that occur with similar meaning or function in other English words: …