英文摘要 |
This paper is a part of the research results on word formation by ''adjective stem + noun'' and''adjective adnominal form+ noun''. The object of consideration is theanti-adjective pair. After considering the word formation states of each ''adjective stem + noun'', Iexamined the collocation formation states of “adnominal form + noun”.Finally, using '' Ookii '' and '' Tiisai '' as examples, I examined the actual situation of formation by combiningstem,adnominal forms, and nouns.The conclusions are as follows.(1)The word formation state of each adjective in the ''stem + noun'' form, which is based on an antonym of adjectives, is different.(2)The number of words in the ''stem+ noun'' of an adjective that represents a large amount is larger than the number of wordsin the ''stem + noun'' of the antonym. (3)The number of collocation formations of ''adnominal form + noun'' of each adjective is larger than the number of word formations of ''stem+ noun''.(4)The formation states of '' Ookii '' , '' Oo(ki) '' ,'' Tiisai '','' Tii(sa) ''and nouns are imbalanced. Since there are only 5 coined words in the '' Tii(sa) + noun'' , the format related to '' Tii(sa) '' is no or few examples.(5)Even though they have the same rear element noun, the meanings of '' adjective adnominal form+ noun'' and '' adjectivestem + noun '' are not necessarily the same. |