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- Language Family: Other Benue-Congo
- Topic #1: Morphology
Aspects of Compounding in Yoruba
This study examines the morphology of compounding in Yoruba so as to discover the derivational techniques deployed for use in the language. Findings reveal that compounding in all its ramifications is richly employed in the language. The analysis further confirms the age-long belief that morphology is the bridge between phonology and syntax, in that, most of these formations could not happen without recourse to these other language levels.