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Why are the first syllables of “nature” and “natural” pronounced differently?

etymology pronunciation suffixes phonology derivational-morphology

Can "-ness" be added to any adjective?

adjectives suffixes derivational-morphology derivation

Rule to determine when to use the prefix "im" vs. "un" to negate a word starting with "p"? [duplicate]

prefixes derivational-morphology negative-prefixes

What’s the adjectivealform of “odaxelagnia”?

single-word-requests meaning word-choice adjectives derivational-morphology

in-able ? un-able?

suffixes prefixes derivational-morphology negative-prefixes able-ible

Is "rejectance" a proper / legitimate word?

nouns suffixes is-it-a-word derivational-morphology

Balancedness - is this a valid word in American English? [duplicate]

word-usage is-it-a-word descriptive-grammar derivational-morphology

If -ment suffix is from Old French, then why does it form nouns instead of adverbs?

etymology suffixes derivational-morphology

Is combustant a word?

word-usage grammaticality is-it-a-word derivational-morphology word-formation

How did the meaning of "consultant" shift from asker to askee?

etymology semantics derivational-morphology

Is "-ed" an inflectional or derivational morpheme in "the stressed syllables"?

grammar grammaticality morphology derivational-morphology inflectional-morphology

is variablize or variabilize a word?

single-word-requests is-it-a-word derivational-morphology

Is there an adjectival form of Jubilee?

single-word-requests adjectives synonyms derivational-morphology

Why do some words containing a form of “philia” have it at the beginning and some have it at the end?

suffixes prefixes morphology derivational-morphology greek

Is "logicalising" a valid word? [closed]

meaning suffixes is-it-a-word derivational-morphology

-able & -ability usage: Why can't "searchability" be a word? (Or can it?)

word-usage suffixes derivational-morphology nominalizations

What would be the adjectivalform of something related to "sound"?

adjectives derivational-morphology

Can the word "Phoenician" be reasonably used to denote "of a phoenix"?

word-choice connotation derivational-morphology

When does "e" at the end of a noun change it to a verb?

etymology verbs nouns derivational-morphology consonants

What is the adjectival form of "initiative"?

meaning adjectives derivational-morphology