Conlangery #99: Nonconcatenative Morphology

We have some fun telling you about nonconcatenative mophology — that is morphology that doesn’t involve stringing things together. It’s not just Arabic, folks (though we do talk about that a bit). Top of Show Greeting: Engeldish Links and Resources:  “Down with Morphemes” talk and paper Wikipedia article Wikipedia “Apophony” Indo-European Ablaut “Transfix” Arabic broken plurals Disfixes Consonant gradation (and here) A presentation on NC morphology Takelma Ablaut in Hill Patwin (57-page paper) Sign Language morphology (paper, video, and a lesson)