Typically, agglutinative languages, where stems and affixes are bound together more loosely than in flective and introflective languages, use vowel harmony for signaling which morphs are part of the same word forms.
Standardized
IF there is vowel harmony, THEN morphology tends to be agglutinative.
1. Implication presumably intended as mutual: “mutually conducive traits”.2. Cf. # 713.3. For a tabular summary of Skalicka’s typological “constructs” see Plank 1998: 204-205.
1. Implication presumably intended as mutual: “mutually conducive traits”.2. Cf. # 713.3. For a tabular summary of Skalicka’s typological “constructs” see Plank 1998: 204-205.