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Analogical growth of grammatical systems
What Is Understood ? Simulating Human-Scale Word Comprehension Using AI
Predicting language evolution: Analogy in morphological change
Nuer Literacy Initiative
Declining Case: Inflectional Loss in Progress
Solving the word puzzle: morphological analysis beyond stem and affixes
Accelerating our discovery of the linguistic past
Morpho-syntax of mutual intelligibility in the Turkic languages of Central Asia
Optimal categorisation
External agreement
Seri verbs: multiple complexities
Lexical splits
Loss of inflection
Prominent possessors
Morphological complexity in Nuer
Combining gender and classifiers in natural language
Verb classification in Gújjolaay Eegimaa (Atlantic, Niger-Congo)
Optional ergative case marking: What can be expressed by its absence?
Endangered complexity: Inflectional classes in Oto-Manguean languages
From competing theories to fieldwork: The challenge of an extreme agreement system
Morphological complexity: Typology as a tool for delineating cognitive organization
SENĆOŦEN on the web: Access for linguists and community
Alor-Pantar languages: Origins and theoretical impact
The corpus of Russian regional dialects: Acoustic database with discourse annotation
Brighter, cleverer, but more intelligent: Understanding periphrasis
A typology of defectiveness
Turning owners into actors: Possessive morphology as subject-indexing in languages of the Bougainville region
Short term morphosyntactic change
A dictionary of Archi (Daghestanian) with sound files and cultural materials
Grammatical features: A key to understanding language
Essential documentation of seven highly endangered Oceanic languages
Extended deponency: The right morphology in the wrong place
'Possible words': The outer bounds of inflectional morphology
Paradigms in use
The notion 'possible word' and its limits: A typology of suppletion
Agreement: An investigation into the distribution of information
Where word forms collide: A typology of syncretism
Predicting the past: Reconstructing the Slavonic colour lexicon
Number use in language: A quantitative and typological investigation
Feature-based approaches to exceptional cases in Russian
Challenges for inflectional description
The theory of Network Morphology
Russian verbal morphology: Alternative perspectives and implementations and their theoretical justification
Frontiers of research in morphology
A computer implementation of Russian derivational morphology represented in DATR
A DATR theory of Russian morphology
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