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What is Hu WORD FACTORY? – Morphology.
  • THE PARTS OF SPEECH  important concepts to understand 
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  • ANYTIME IN DOUBT with Hungarian word or expression meaning, please use GOOGLE TRANSLATE and say " Thank you Mr Google for helping with my Hungarian."
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  • LEXICAL items (vocabulary) in Hungarian are generated in the heat of the moment, so the Hungarian child acquires the rules of HU language processing whilst coining the required words, which is called by linguists  the AGGLUTINATION PROCESS.
  • The process,  in this way, becomes a useful reusable algorhytm template for future generative attempts. It happens through acquisition of the STEM-WORDS (gyökszó) exposed to modifications by way of MORPHS/modifiers being GLUED to the stem words, resulting in new morphemes(words).
  • Agglutination is not just simple juxtapositioning(concatenatenation) of free-status words as it is cherished so much in German. Yes the stem-word tends to be a free-status word with independent free-standing semantic values.
  • The MORPH(word-modifier) by contrast has no free-standing status, yet carries an inherent semantic momentum and when it becomes attached to the stemword or to an already morphed word (morpheme),  it exerts/offloads its semantic content onto the stemword and so gives birth to a new word/morpheme (often a new Part of Speech).
  • These MORPH particles are called SZÓKÉPZŐK in Hungarian. Their only function is to generate new words (by allowing interchangeability/swatch among Parts of Speech: noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb).
  • Depending on which part of speech had been generated, the words/morphemes can receive additional endings (RAGOK); case endings, prefixes, infixes, suffixes, postpositions, verb conjugational endings.
  • These always make themselves available according to the prescribed language specific agglutinational meaning( semantic ) construction paradigm.
  • As a consequence, the recombinative capacity of HU to fuel the magnitude of the Hungarian lexicon is almost endless.
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  • In a Summary Equation :
            • HU STEMWORD/ROOTWORD + MORPH or MORPHSMORPHEME ( these words should be available in bi-lingual dictionaries as MAIN ENTRY)
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            • HU MORPHEME  ( a morphed word ) + VERB PREFIXE =  VERB MORPHEME (these words should be available in bi-lingual dictionaries as MAIN ENTRY)
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            • HU WORDS/MORPHEMES can be also MORPHED into ADJECTIVES or ADVERBS etc. ( these words should be available in bi-lingual dictionaries as MAIN ENTRY)
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            • HU NOUN CASE ENDINGS are studied in a GRAMMAR BOOKS MOSTLY = -t, -nak a/-nek a; nak/-nek; -ba/-be; -ban/-ben; ból/ből ; -ra/-rá; -ról/-ről; -tól/-től; -hoz/-hez/-höz,; -on/-en/-ön;-ként
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            • HU VERB conjugation endings for all tenses and moods are studied in GRAMMAR BOOKS ONLY
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  1. SZÓKÉPZŐkCz-Fog  / MORPHS by Fogarasi 1834, the flag carrier
  2. SZÓKÉPZŐk Many Cz Fog  / MORPHS by Fogarasi 1834, the flag carrier
  3. HU Language Map / Visual
  4. HU Morphing Attempts  /a Demo Only
  5. HU PS Quiz  / Drill, Do you know your PARTS OF SPEECH?
  6. ALL PS MORPHS  / Please make an attempt to HU MORPH new words...... Verify your  progenies in GOOGLE Translate
  7. HU PartsSpeech-Quiz  / Drill, Do you know your PARTS OF SPEECH?
  8. HU Morphs are not Affixes  / One way to better understand Agglutination versus Concatenation.....
  9. Food-match  /to dowload ....Some Nouns for breakfast ... Food-match  /to view
  10. TEXT  with NOTES / READING practice with some TIPS

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