Sentence examples for complex lexeme from inspiring English sources
As was discussed in the formation and development of BREXIT section, BREXIT is a lexeme formed by a blend of 'British' and 'exit', which makes it a complex lexeme as it carries a phrasal meaning, i.e. Classifier + Thing in experiential terms or modifier + head in logical terms (see Fontaine 2017b), and so it is effectively a condensed noun phrase.
In Collins English Dictionary I reckon it's lexeme - a minimal meaningful unit of language.
UNDER and STAND jointly realize the single lexeme UNDERSTAND (whose meaning cannot be described as a function of the meanings of UNDER and STAND), whereas the single PAST morpheme directly realizes the single lexeme PAST TENSE.
Enigma seems "roughly" synonymous with riddle, but if so, why prefer pointedly the broader, older, more mysterious lexeme?
These people are known as "onomasticians", and they trade in "non-paternal transmissions resulting from non-paternity events, charactonyms, isonomy, brick walls, daughtering out, lexeme retrieval, [and] uxorilocality".
Linguists tend to use the terms morpheme, free form, bound form, lexeme, and so on, inasmuch as word is a popular term not suited to technical use.
Our results show that using either lemma or lexeme information is helpful, as well as using the two part of speech tagsets (RTS and ERTS).
For example, the word form "hated" realizes (on the morphemic stratum) a combination of two lexons, one of which, the stem, realizes the lexeme HATE and the other, the suffix, realizes the PAST TENSE lexeme; each of these two lexons is realized on the stratum below by a morpheme.
