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학술저널
저자정보
이주희 (경희대학교)
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한국음운론학회 음성음운형태론연구 음성음운형태론연구 제26집 제1호
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2020.4
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127 - 158 (32page)

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This study classifies the scope of blended words into different types, and examines their morphophonological characteristics in terms of truncation. First, the study of Korean blended words was divided into the endocentric and exocentric blending of words. Second, the truncation of Korean blended words was carried out based on syllables. I observed that the length of the blended words corresponded to the number of syllables of a semantic head or a phonologically longer head. Third, I proposed that both semantic recoverability and the Syllable Contact Law played an important role in forming blended words. Another crucial point of discussion is cases where a part of the combining form establishes a lexical paradigm and becomes productive. I discovered that the left-side base word of blended words in the form of ‘-parachi’ was predominantly a single-syllable, truncated word, while in other blended words in the form of ‘-ting, -holic, -tel, and –dol,’ the left-side base word was a noun in most cases. Based on these findings, I regarded the grammatical status of the right-side combining form that was blended with the base to be an ‘affix.’ In addition, I determined that cases of a newly coined word made from blending a single-syllable, truncated form of the left-side base word, such as ‘-parachi,’ were a kind of ‘quasiaffix.’ Furthermore, I discuss that the process of acquiring the status of an affix through lexical truncation was grammaticalization.

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