This publication provides a comprehensive exploration of specific challenges within morphological analysis, drawing upon contemporary research in generative grammar and lexicon studies. It specifically addresses the ongoing debate concerning the accurate classification of synthetic compounds, examining whether they should be categorized as true compounds, phrasal derivations, or a distinct form of word formation. The text delves into theoretical frameworks to offer insights into these complex linguistic structures.

The purpose of this manual is to elucidate the intricacies of morphological analysis, particularly as it pertains to synthetic compounds. It aims to equip readers with a deeper understanding of the theoretical underpinnings and analytical approaches employed in linguistic research. The content is designed for individuals interested in the theoretical aspects of grammar and word formation, offering detailed discussions on the controversial aspects of compound analysis.