reduplicate

The first two syllables of the word are reduplicated. "

In this way the earliest sexual experiences of diplomats can be reduplicated.

By reduplicating the first syllable of a root a new word is formed.

In Amharic, verb roots can be reduplicated three different ways.

A few measure words can also be reduplicated to indicate "one or the other":

This scene is still reduplicated in a majority of English homes, though not in so many as before the war.

The entire root of the word is reduplicated. "

This is also true of many Burmese verbs, which become adverbs when reduplicated.

Preverbs are sometimes reduplicated for emphasis or to create a meaning distinction.

Many classifiers may be reduplicated to mean "every".

When a numeral verb is reduplicated, the meaning is that of distribution.

Some nouns are also reduplicated to indicate plurality.

Reduplicating the first syllable of a verb indicates habitual action:

Reduplicating the second consonant of a verb is used to show that an action is performed rarely.

Reduplicated in three-foot puppets, on wheels, on rails running round auditorium.

In Khmer, nouns and adjectives can be reduplicated.

When a verb is reduplicated, the action indicated by the verb is intensified.

Literary Welsh has reduplicated pronouns that are used for emphasis, usually as the subject of a focussed sentence.

Nouns are not reduplicated for plural form when used with classifiers, definite or indefinite.

These processes are often combined and reduplicated (and concealed in English by derivation from the classical languages).

It sounds like reduplicating echoism to me.

If the adverb in the locative is reduplicated, it takes the meaning of "farther in that direction."

Others are reduplicated.

There is no point in distinguishing 'partial' and 'total' reduplication, since at most two syllables are reduplicated.

In the second type, the root and a manner suffix are reduplicated, and both of their meanings are affected.