Analogy has returned to prominence in the field of inflectional morphology as a basis for
new explanations of inflectional productivity. Here we review the rising profile of analogy …

The term morphome (to be distinguished from morpheme), and the notion that there exist
autonomous morphological phenomena synchronically independent of phonological or …

Word-based models of morphology propose that complex words are stored without
reference to morphemes. One of the questions that arises is whether information about word …

This book constitutes the first typologically oriented monograph on morphomes, which is the
term given to systematic morphological identities, usually within inflectional paradigms, that …

In mediaeval Gallo-Romance, due to regular sound change, the reflexes of Latin perfectum
forms develop stem allomorphy linked to alternation between rhizotonic and arrhizotonic …

This dissertation constitutes the first typologically-oriented monograph on morphomes,
which is the term given to systematic morphological identities that do not map onto …

Speakers use words to communicate. This may seem obvious, but obvious things can also
be the most difficult to explain. Because what sets one word (or in sign languages, one sign) …

In this paper I take a look at a classic problem in Spanish morphosyn-tax, namely the
alternation between the forms-se and-ra in the Imperfect Subjunctive (Imperfecto de …

Perfective stem allomorphy and stress are morphological traits which interact in complex
ways in Romance verbal inflection. This article surveys the whole range of variation of these …

In Gévaudan varieties of Occitan (Gallo-Romance), exceptionless syncretism between
preterite and imperfect subjunctive forms arises in the first and second person plural (eg …