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CATEGORIES:RCEAL Tuesday Colloquia
SUMMARY:The origin of new words in Khmer - Dr John Haiman\
 , Linguistics Programme\, Macalester College\, St 
 Paul's\, Minnesota
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UID:TALK22509AThttp://talks.cam.ac.uk
URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/22509
DESCRIPTION:The lexicon is strewn with alliterating near synon
 yms. They probably arose from original echo format
 ions like spic and span. The echo formations in th
 eir turn arose through a combination of two actors
 \, an adaptation of near-synonyms to their hosts v
 ia etymologically unmotivated affixation\; and the
  outcome of a word-game which creates portmanteau 
 words like smog. 
LOCATION:GR-06/07\, English Faculty Building
CONTACT:Chris Cummins
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