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    Semantics Acronym Blend Compound

    Example I Example Ii Example Iii

    Group iii

    Dina Nirmalasari (E1D 007 016)


    Hilman Fauzi M. (E1D 007 033)
    Semantics Acronym Blend Compound
    Example I Example Ii Example Iii

    Acronym
    An acronym is a word composed of the first
    letters of the words in a phrase, especially
    when this is used as a name. An example of an
    acronym is NATO which is made up of the first
    letters of the `North Atlantic Treaty
    Organization'.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acronym
    Semantics Acronym Blend Compound
    Example I Example Ii Example Iii
    :Types of Acronym F. Pronounced as the names of letters but with
    A. Pronounced as a word, containing only .a shortcut
    .initial letters Example: IEEE (I triple E) Institute of
    Example: AIDS (acquired immune Electrical and Electronics Engineers
    deficiency syndrome) .G. Shortcut incorporated into name
    B. Pronounced as a word, containing non- Example: W3C (W three C) World Wide
    .initial letters Web Consortium
    Example: Amphetamine (alpha methyl .H. Multi-layered acronyms
    phenethylamine) Examples: PAC-3 : PATRIOT Advanced
    C. Pronounced as a word or names of letters, Capability 3 i.e., Phased Array Tracking RADAR
    .depending on speaker or context Intercept on Target i.e., Radio Detection and
    FAQ (frequently asked questions) .Ranging
    D. Pronounced as a combination of names of I. Recursive acronyms, in which the
    .letters and a word abbreviation refers to itself in the expression
    JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) .for which it stands
    .E. Pronounced only as the names of letters :Example
    DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) !GNU: GNU’s Not Unix
    LAME: LAME Ain’t an MP3 Player
    Semantics Acronym Blend Compound
    Example I Example Ii Example Iii

    Blend
    Most blends are formed by one
    Definition :of the following methods
    A blend is a word formed from The beginning of one word is added -
    parts of two or more other .to the end of the other
    words. These parts are The beginnings of two words are -
    sometimes, but not always, .combined
    morphemes. Two words are blended around a -
    .common sequence of sounds
    Multiple sounds from two -
    component words are blended, while
    .mostly preserving the sounds' order

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blend
    Semantics Acronym Blend Compound
    Example I Example Ii Example Iii
    Compound Compound can be formed by these
    :formulas

    Compound is a word Noun + Noun → Teaspoon, moonlight, armchair


    that consists of more Noun + Adjective → Lifelong, homesick, seasick
    than one stem. In other Noun + Verb → Waylay, earmark
    words, compound, Adjective + Noun → Sweetheart, shorthand, nobleman
    compounding or word-
    Adjective + Adjective → Lukewarm, red-hot
    compounding occurs
    Adjective + Verb → Safeguard, whitewash
    when a person attaches
    two or more words Adverb + Noun → Overcoat, downfall, upbeat
    together to make them Adverb + Verb → Outset, income, outcome
    one word. Adverb + Verb → Overtake, overdo, undertake
    Verb + Noun → Hangman, scarecrow, daredevil
    Verb + Adverb → Drawback, showoff, turnabout
    Semantics Acronym Blend Compound
    Example I Example Ii Example Iii

    :Example

    .MVP player: most valuable player player


    .ATM machine: automatic teller machine machine
    .HIV virus: human immunodeficiency virus virus
    Semantics Acronym Blend Compound
    Example I Example Ii Example Iii

    A. The beginning of one word is added C. Two words are blended around a
    .to the end of other .common sequence of sounds
    :Example :Example
    Spoon + Fork → Spork Binary + Digit → Bit
    Fan + Magazine → Fanzine Jeans + Leggings → Jeggings
    B. The beginning of two words are D. Multiple sounds from two
    .combined component words are blended, while
    :Example .mostly preserving the sounds’ order
    Cybernetic + Organism → Cyborg :Example
    National + Biscuit + Company → Lithe + Slimy → Slithy
    Nabisco Stagnation + Inflation → Stagflation
    Semantics Acronym Blend Compound
    Example I Example Ii Example Iii

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