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Kinga Uszko (Szczecin)
Welsh compounds and their description - helpful or misguiding?
As there is no word-formation handbook for Welsh it is subtantially hard to decide whether a set of words in Welsh is a compound or not. What is more, as English has a great influence on Welsh it is increasingly important to go back to the original word-formation rules in Welsh to sustain the language in its original, not anglicised form. Therefore, the following presentation is to briefly present the state of description of Welsh compounds as provided by the leading grammars and linguistic resources by such authors as S. Zimmer and G. King and D. Thorne. What is more, it is to comment upon it and show several problems which cause linguistic insecurity among both users and learners of the Welsh language such as vague and misguiding definitions, awkward examples as well as the use of many different terms to denote the same process. Furthermore, it is to suggest possible ways of improvement that would lead to systematisation and unification of compounding in Welsh.
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