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050  4 PF3640|b.B56 2015 
100 1  Bloomer, Robert K 
245 10 German-English dictionary of nominal derivations /|cRobert
       K. Bloomer 
264  1 Muenchen :|bLINCOM GmbH,|c2015 
300    vii, 382 pages ;|c25 cm 
336    text|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|2rdamedia 
338    volume|2rdacarrier 
490 0  LINCOM studies in Germanic linguistics ;|v30 
504    Includes bibliographical references 
520    "This book assembles the German nominal derivations formed
       with indigenous and old borrowed suffixes, and it 
       translates them into English to become a unique bilingual 
       work that represents an advancement beyond the genre of 
       German reverse dictionaries from which it proceeds. It is 
       intended not only for morphologists interested in matters 
       of word-formation from a lexicographical perspective, but 
       more generally for anyone with a desire to know the 
       meanings in English of particular German words (e.g. 
       Künstler); of series of words with certain suffixes (e.g. 
       Dörfler, Künstler, Tischler); or especially of sub-series 
       of words within the same series (e.g. Bühnenkünstler, 
       Hungerkünstler, Zauberkünstler, etc.), many of which 
       appear as open or closed fields of semantically related 
       words from across the lexicon"--|cProvided by publisher 
520    "The suffixes are given with their etymologies along with 
       their historically related forms in English, if they 
       exist. Then follow snapshots of their general meanings 
       (person, place, thing, characteristic, collective, etc.) 
       and, in a small number of cases, notes on other features 
       of the suffixes, words, or translations. The words 
       belonging to each suffix are arranged forward 
       alphabetically in columns and juxtaposed with their 
       translations, which also makes it easy to observe the 
       formal means - suffixal or otherwise - with which German 
       derivations are rendered into English"--|cProvided by 
       publisher 
650  0 German language|xWord formation|vDictionaries|xEnglish 
650  0 German language|xNoun|vDictionaries|xEnglish 
650  0 German language|xSuffixes and prefixes|vDictionaries
       |xEnglish