5. Introducing MorphologyMorphology Structure of words and how words are formedMorphemeThe smallest linguistic unit within a word that can carry a meaning, such as "un-", "break", and "-able" in the word "unbreakableMorphotactics The ordering restrictions in place on the ordering of morphemesOrthographic/Variation Rule Models the changes that occur in a word usually when two morphemes combine (Spelling Rules)
13. Writing Regular Expressions - Rules留 -> 硫 || 粒 _ 隆 is read as 留 is rewritten as 硫 between 粒 and 隆 [y -> i e || Cons _ s .#.,, y -> i || Cons _ e d .#. ] .o.e -> 0 || Cons _ e d .#. ;
14. In The Paper,Discontiguous dependencies between morphemes in a word FilteringNon-concatinativemorphotacticsReduplicationSemitic interdigitationVariation rules
16. Non- ConcatenativeMorphotacticsSemitic stem interdigitation Root ktb, drs Template - CVCVC Vocalization ui, a*K t bCV C V Cu iK u t i b^[{ktb}.m>.{CVCVC}.<m.[u*i]^]Root tierTemplate tierVocalization tierStem tier
17. The Current System4930 words72,000,000 abstract fully-voweled wordsSixty six finite state variation rulesNew-words added easily into the lexical database