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In this chapter we will investigate those phenomena that deal with the interaction between morphology and syntax. This includes the topics of (i) clitics, those phonologically-dependent morphemes which are attached in the syntax, (ii) incorporation, which involves the movement of the object into the verb, (iii) compounding, which, in Nuuchahnulth occurs only post-lexically, (iv) classifiers, which have a direct bearing on the syntax, and (v) arguments for an inflectional clitic cluster. We begin with an examination of the traditionally accepted clitics.

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Stonham, J. (2004). Morphosyntax. In: Linguistic Theory and Complex Words. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230505551_8

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