This paper deals with the redesign of the Croatian derivational lexicon–CroDeriV. In its first
online version the lexicon consisted solely of verbs analyzed for morphemes. In further steps …

In this paper we present CroDeriV–a large morphological database for Croatian. Croatian is
a Slavic language with rich morphology and numerous derivational processes. A …

Derivational lexicons group words into derivational families, that is, equivalence classes of
derivationally related words, and play an important prerequisite in computational studies of …

Russian morphology has been studied for decades, but there is still no large high coverage
resource that contains the derivational families (groups of words that share the same root) of …

The article intends to highlight the particularities of the derivational morphology mechanisms
that will help in lexical resources extension. Some computing approaches for derivational …

In this paper we explore the relation between derivational morphology and synonymy in
connection with an electronic dictionary, inspired by the work of Maurice Gross. The …

Abstract Knowledge about derivational morphology has been proven useful for a number of
natural language processing (NLP) tasks. We describe the construction and evaluation of …

The aim of this paper is to present a tool for testing automatic word derivation for Czech. The
derivation of some word formation types in Czech is in high degree regular. It can be …

The paper deals with merging two complementary resources of morphological data
previously existing for Czech, namely the inflectional dictionary MorfFlex CZ and the recently …

Abstract Words of any language are to some extent related thought the ways they are
formed. For instance, the verb 'exempl-ify'and the noun 'example-s' are both based on the …