De Gruyter Mouton, 2017. — 118 p.
This study explores the differences and similarities between Turkish and English in the areas of morphology and lexical meaning. The discussion leads to different major conclusions. Turkish has clear but rather complex morphotactics. Morphemes added to a stem can con- vert the word from a nominal to a verbal structure or vice-versa, or can create adverbial constructs as above. The surface realizations of morphological constructions are constrained and modi ed by a number of morphophonemic rules.