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The process in which a suffix is added to a word and changes it's syntactic role. For example, taking the verb ''swim'', and adding the derivational suffix '''-er''', turns the verb ''swim'' into the noun ''swimmer''
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Revision as of 03:54, 14 December 2011

The process in which a suffix is added to a word and changes it's syntactic role. For example, taking the verb swim, and adding the derivational suffix -er, turns the verb swim into the noun swimmer


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