| 1. | The most important processes of Eastern Pomo morphology are suffixation and prefixation.
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| 2. | Kathlmat noun occurs with both prefixation and sufiixiation.
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| 3. | Simple possessives within Okanagan are predominantly a result of prefixation and circumfex ona verb.
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| 4. | Only prefixation and suffixation are attested.
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| 5. | Possessable nouns are characterized by a prefixation whereby the noun agrees with the possessor or genitival modifier.
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| 6. | The morphological process of stem alternation is achieved through affixation, in which suffixation is preferred to prefixation.
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| 7. | The variable word type may be affected by many prefixation, suffixation, infixation, reduplication, and glottalization.
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| 8. | Washo uses partial or total reduplication of verbs or nouns to indicate repetitive prefixation and suffixation on nouns and verbs.
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| 9. | In addition to suffixation and prefixation, Tzeltal uses the morphological processes of infixation, reduplication, and derive words.
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| 10. | Yurok Morphological processes include prefixation, infixtion, inflection, vowel harmony, ablaut, consonantal alternation, and reduplication.
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