Abstract The Paradigm Cell Filling Problem (pcfp):“What licenses reliable inferences about
the inflected (and derived) surface forms of a lexical item?” Ackerman et al.(2009, p. 54) has …

Formal and computational linguistics can enhance descriptive linguistics of endangered
languages by providing them with precise models and quantitative perspectives. We …

Lexically stipulated suppletive allomorphy, such as that found in inflection class systems,
makes wordforms unpredictable because any one of several exponents may be used to …

This paper studies the inflectional complexity of nouns, verbs and adjectives in 137 datasets,
across 71 languages. I follow Ackerman and Malouf (2013) in distinguishing between E …

This article is devoted to the rivalry between suffixes in the derivation of denominal
adjectives in Russian. In particular, it proposes a large-scale quantitative analysis based on …

A number of scholars have argued for the need to postulate principles of rule combination in
morphological theory; according to such principles, two rules may combine to produce a …

Autonomous morphology, such as inflection class systems and paradigmatic distribution
patterns, is widespread and diachronically resilient in natural language. Why this should be …

This paper reports on the compilation and quantitative analysis of VeLePa, an inflected
lexicon containing paradigms of 216 Central Pame verbs and a total of 12528 elicited words …

This study investigates the acquisition of grammatical gender in Russian learners of Greek.
Agreement in Determiner-Noun (Det-N) and Adjective-Noun (Adj-N) dependencies is …

This paper presents a typology of tonal exponence. Couched within an Abstractive Word-
and-Paradigm approach to morphology, the present study builds on previous studies on …