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distinguishes fusional languages from agglutinating ones is the occurrence of irregular forms: this wouldn't happen in an agglutinating language since the...

on fusional language, skeletal as it is, rather instructive.) --User:LenBudney I see that German is given as an example of an Agglutinative_language and...

features section from the Adobe ColdFusion page to this CFML page. CFML should be used to refer to core language features only. Vendor-specific features...

implimentation of the language used in ColdFusion, it's not ColdFusion. New Atlanta's marketing keeps putting their information back into the ColdFusion listing rather...

extreme, Inuit the other. The terms fusional and agglutinative refer to types of synthesism. A fusional language marks many things in one morpheme. The...

ˈ"For example, in Latin, a highly fusional language, the word amo ("I love") is marked by suffix -o for indicative mood, active voice, first person, singular...

describing fusional and agglutinating languages. Sentences like these are wrong: ... adding affixes (characteristic for fusional languages, ...); Combining...

some unrelated languages such as Indoeuropean languages, Uralic languages, Turkic languages and isolates such as the Basque language or the extinct Etruscan...

established a morphological typology with 4 language types (more or less): isolating agglutinating fusional polysynthetic (i.e. embodying) Sapir (1921)...

agglutination, inflection (and fusional languages) and isolating languages. For instance, English is described as an isolating language, and then you immediately...

the Fusion... Regarding citations: I know they're out there, but I can't find any articles detailing how the 3-bar grille is/was the design language of...

morphophonolgy? Are there examples of morphophonological fusion that happen, as in other Athabaskan languages? The link to www.qenaga.org appears to be non-fuctional...

actually knows of those terms will cite Latin and Greek and epitomes of fusional languages. In this latter regard, a professional academic sometimes needs to...

"you," or that it is agglutinating-isolating rather than fusional, like many European languages are? 213.64.166.214 (talk) 23:14, 7 July 2008 (UTC) In the...

Electoral fusion is a largely American phenomenon. It shouldn't be "globalized" because, frankly, it doesn't apply. 72.24.231.159 02:42, 31 October 2006...

of jargon: The Udi grammar is agglutinating with a tendency towards a fusional (flectional) type. Udi agglutination is suffixing, infixing,and rare prefixing...

heat by cold fusion, so scenario a. is closer to his view. However, both scenarios have been poorly worded and use nonneutral language. A neutral assessment...

as an L2 Language. The article cited a statistical figure of 45 million L2 users. Note that L2 defined as "a person's second language; language that is...

academical papers in that matter. It is also missing in wiki page "List of languages by first written accounts". Can someone fill this gap without any nationalist...

The phrase "Fusion of Powers" seem to me misleading, since most powers of Government and Parliament are entirely distinct. Please can we have good academic...