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==== Affixation in Different Morphology Types ==== * <u>Agglutinative</u> languages tend to have a clear-cut, one-to-one correspondence between affixes and grammatical functions, stacking multiple affixes onto a base to express compound grammatical concepts. * <u>Fusional</u> languages allow affixes to convey multiple grammatical categories simultaneously, and the form of the affix can change depending on the word it attaches to, leading to less transparent relationships between form and function. * <u>Polysynthetic</u> languages can utilize extensive affixation, incorporating a large number of affixes into single, highly complex words that can express a great deal of information.
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