Morphological derivation: Revision history


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  • curprev 09:5809:58, 23 December 201774.77.118.40 talk 6,554 bytes +2 The word "hap," though the precursor to "happy," is archaic and not in the common lexicon. Further this article is referring to grammatical, rather than etymological, structure and thus paring the example word by another step of reduction is frivolous. undo

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  • curprev 20:4620:46, 12 March 201797.124.175.174 talk 6,495 bytes −2 The etymological root is not 'happy' due to the rules of an etymon. The stem of happy is 'hap' from the Norse semantique. 'Happy' is the morphological affixion of 'hap' as the '-py' is the suffix to 'hap'. Thus, the sentence syntax must change. undo

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