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    Compound Is A Lexeme That Consists of More Than One Stem

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    Compound words can be formed by joining two or more words together. They can be written as open compounds with a space, closed compounds as a single word, or hyphenated compounds with a hyphen. The most common types are open compounds formed from an adjective and noun, closed compounds that were originally two words but are now recognized as a single word, and hyphenated compounds used when the compound comes before a noun it modifies.

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    Compound Is A Lexeme That Consists of More Than One Stem

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    Compound words can be formed by joining two or more words together. They can be written as open compounds with a space, closed compounds as a single word, or hyphenated compounds with a hyphen. The most common types are open compounds formed from an adjective and noun, closed compounds that were originally two words but are now recognized as a single word, and hyphenated compounds used when the compound comes before a noun it modifies.

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    Compound words can be formed by joining two or more words together. They can be written as open compounds with a space, closed compounds as a single word, or hyphenated compounds with a hyphen. The most common types are open compounds formed from an adjective and noun, closed compounds that were originally two words but are now recognized as a single word, and hyphenated compounds used when the compound comes before a noun it modifies.

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    Compound Is A Lexeme That Consists of More Than One Stem

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    COMPOUND is a lexeme that consists of more than one stem.

    Compounding, composition or
    nominal composition is the process of word formation that creates compound lexemes. That is, in
    familiar terms, compounding occurs when two or more words or signs are joined to make one longer
    word or sign

    Compound Words
    When two words are used together to yield a new meaning, a compound is formed.
    Compound words can be written in three ways: as open compounds (spelled as two
    words, e.g., ice cream), closed compounds (joined to form a single word, e.g.,
    doorknob), or hyphenated compounds (two words joined by a hyphen, e.g., long-
    term). Sometimes, more than two words can form a compound (e.g., mother-in-law).

    The most common spelling quandary writers face is whether to write compounds as
    separate words, one word, or hyphenated words.

    Open Compound Words

    An open compound word is created in cases when the modifying adjective is used
    with its noun to create a new noun. This isn’t quite the same as a noun with a
    modifying adjective. We just use a space between the adjective and the noun, so
    sometimes it can be hard to identify as a compound; however, if the two words are
    commonly used together, it’s considered to be a compound word.

    living room

    full moon

    real estate

    dinner table
    coffee mug

    When adverbs ending in -ly combine with another word, the resulting compound is
    always spelled as two separate words.

    largely irrelevant

    newly formed

    Closed Compound Words

    Closed compound words look like one word. At one point, these words weren’t used
    together, but they’re now accepted as a “real word” in the English language. Closed
    compound words are usually made up of only two words. Here are some closed
    compound examples.

    notebook

    Superman

    waistcoat

    bookstore

    fireman

    The English language is always evolving, and when words become used more
    frequently, they are often eventually written as one word. When the Internet first
    began, for example, we talked about going on-line. Now that this is a daily experience
    for most of us, the spelling online has become commonly accepted.
    Hyphenated Compound Words

    There are a great many grammar rules regarding hyphens in compound words. One
    important rule of thumb to remember is that in most cases, a compound adjective is
    hyphenated if placed before the noun it modifies, but not if placed after the noun.

    a long-term solution

    an up-to-date user guide

    But…

    This is not a good solution for the long term.

    This user guide is not up to date.

    This is just one of many rules concerning hyphens in compound words and it is often
    necessary to consult the dictionary to determine whether these terms should be
    hyphenated or not.
    Asarol – Pambungkal ng lupa.

    Piko – Panghukay ng matigas na lupa.

    Kalaykay – Ginagamit sa pagpapantay ng lupa at paghihiwalay ng bato sa lupa.


    Tinidor – Pandurog ng malalaking kimpal ng lupa.

    Trowel – Ginagamit sa paglilipat ng punla, pagpapaluwag ng lupa at pagtatabon sa puno.

    Itak – Pamutol sa mga sanga at puno ng malalaking halaman.

    Palakol – Pamputol ng mlalaking kahoy.


    Pala – Ginagamit sa paglilipat ng lupa

    Regadera – Ginagamit na pandilig sa mga halaman.

    Timba – Panghakot ng tubig na pandilig.

    Kartilya – Lalagyan at panghakot ng lupa at kagamitan.


    Kahong Kahoy – Lalagyan at panghakot ng lupa.

    Dulos – Pantanggal ng damo sa halamanan at pampaluwag sa lupa.

    Ibang Kagamitan sa Paghahalaman

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