1. SEMANTICS DERIVATION AND INFLECTION
PREPARED BY:
ARYANI DWI SAFITRI ( )
MISBAKHUDIN ( )
YULIANI ( )

2. ASSIGNMENT 1 DERIVATION

3. List of derivation 1 Prefix Example Original Form Meaning/ word class
Derivate from
w.c.
Semi-
Semicircle
Circle N
Half/ adj.
Semifinal
Final
Mini-
Mini-theory
Theory
Small/ adj.
Mini-publication
Publication
Kilo-
Kilobyte
Byte
Thousand/ n
Kilometer
Meter

4. List of derfivation 2 Prefix Example Original Form Meaning/ word class
Derivate from
w.c.
Mis-
misconduct
Conduct N
Wrong/ adj.
Misdeed
Deed
Mono-
monosyllable
Syllable
One/ adj.
Monograph
Graph
Sub-
Subset
Set
Bellow/ n
Subdivision
Divition

5. List of derivation 3 Prefix Example Original Form Meaning/ word class
Derivate from
w.c.
Inter-
Interaction
Act/ Action
V/ N
Between/ n
Inter-change
Change N
Neo-
Neo-colonialism
colony
New/ adj.
Neo- impressionism
Impression
Mega-
Megabyte
Byte
Million/ n
Megawatt
Watt

6. List of derivation 4 Prefix Example Original Form Meaning/ word class
Derivate from
w.c.
Super-
Superset
Set n
Morethan/ adj
Superpower
Power
Poly-
Polysillable
Sillable
Many/ adj.
Polyclinic
Clinic
Mal-
Malfunction
Function
Bad/ adj.
Malnutrition
Nutrition
bad/ adj

7. List of derivation 5 Prefix Example Original Form Meaning/ word class
Derivate from
w.c.
Ultra-
Ultrasound
Sound N
Beyond/ adj.
Ultrasonic
Sonic
adj.
Under-
Underpayment
Pay/ payment
V/ N
Below, too little/ adj.
Undergraduate
Graduate
Below/ adj.
Vice-
Vice-precident
Precident
Deputy/ n
Vice-director
director n

8. List of derivation 6 Sufix Example Original Form Meaning/ word class
Derivate from
w.c.
-age
Baggage
Bag n
Collection/ n
Plumage
Plum
-ant
Assistant
Assist v
Person/ n
Consultant
Consult
-ism
Maoism
Mao
Doctrine/ n
Marxism
marx

9. List of derivation 7 Sufix Example Original Form Meaning/ word class
Derivate from
w.c.
-ship
Friendship
Friend N
State of being something/ n
Leadership
Leader/ lead + er
N/ V+er
-cy
Urgency
Urgent
adj.
State or quality/ n
Efficiency
Efficient
-ous
Dangerious
Danger
State of being a/ adj.
Famous
Fame
State of being a/adj.

10. List of derivation 8 Example Original Form Meaning/ word class
Sufix
Example
Original Form
Meaning/ word class
Derivate from
w.c.
-less
Endless
End N
State of being adj./ adj.
Careless
Care
-ness
Darkness
Dark
adj.
Quality of being n/ n
Lightness
Light
-ance
Attendance
Attend V
Action/ n
acceptance
Accept

11. List of Derivation 9 Example Original Form Meaning/ word class
Derivate from
w.c.
-ment
Development
Develope V
Action/ n
Punishment
Punish
-al
Refusal
Refuse
denial
Deny
-ry
Refinery
Refine
Bakery
Bake

12. Derivation 1 Adjective to Noun
Derivated from (x+y) N
kind
-ness
kindness
Contrite
-ion
Contrition
Creative
-ity
Creativity
Extreme
-ist
Extremist
Disobidient
-ence
Disobidience
Urgent
-cy
Urgentcy
Legal
Legality

13. Derivation 2 Verb to Adjective
Derivated from
Adjective
Verb
Suffix
Cooperate
-ive
Cooperative
Count
-able
Countable
Disgrace
-ful
Disgraceful
Post
-al
Postal
Differ
-ent
Different
Select
Selective
Define
Definable
Continue
-ous
Continuous
Consider
-ate
Considerate

14. Derivation 3 Adjective to Verb
Derivated from
Verb
Suffix
Dark
-en
darken
Deep
Deepen
Deaf
Deafen
Short
Shorten
Sharp
sharpen

15. Derivation 4 Noun to Adjective
Derivated from
Adjective
Suffix
Courage
-ous
Courageous
Crime
-al
Criminal
Deceit
-ful
Deceitful
Disorder
-ly
Disorderly
Honour
-able
Honourable
Beauty
Beautyful
Hope
-less
Hopeless
Shild
Child
-ish
Childish
Capital
-ism
Capitalism
Science
-ic
Scientific

16. Derivation 5 Noun to Verb
Derivated from
Verb
Suffix
Capital
-ize
capitalize
Ion
Ionize
Critic
Criticize

17. Derivation 6 Verb to Noun Abstrac
Derivated from
Noun Abstract
Suffix
Educate
-ion
Education
Advertise
-ment
Advertisement
Prever
-ence
Preverence
Insert
Insertion
Create
-ture
Creature
Dedicate
Dedication
Develop
Development
Assure
-ance
Assurance
Elect
Election

18. Derivation 7 Verb to Noun Concret
Derivated from
Noun (concret)
Suffix
Drive
-er
Driver
Assist
-ant
Assistant
Pass
-age
Passage
Serve
Servant
Teach
Teacher
Supervise
-er / -or
Superviser/ supervisor
Fight
Fighter
Write
Writer
Read
reader

19. ASSIGNMENT 2 INFLECTION

20. Inflection 1 Noun Inflection
Original
inflection
original
Inflection
Tooth
Theeth (P)
Book
Books (P)
Foot
Feet (P)
Chair
Chairs (P)
Woman
Women (P)
Mouse
Mice (P)
Dhis
Dhises
phenomenon
Phenomena (P)
Dress
Dresses
Class
Classes (P)
Hand
Hands
kitabu
Kutubun (P)
Kursiun
Kurrosa
Child
Children (P)

21. Inflection 2 Adjective Inflection
Original form
Inflection
Past
Particple
Present/ ing
drink
Drank
Drunk
Drinks/ drinking
Study
Studied
Studies/ studying
Eat
Ate
Eaten
Eats/ eating
Ring
Rang
Rung
Rings/ ringing
Fly
Flew
Flown
Flies/ flying
Blow
Blew
Blown
Blows/ blowing
Break
Broke
broken
Breaks/ breaking

22. Inflection 3 Adjective Inflection
Original
Inflection
Comparative
Superlative
Small
Smaller
Smallest
High
Higher
highest
Bad
Worse
Worst
Tall
Taller
Tallest
Smart
Smarter
Smartest
Short
Shorter
shortest