Ljubljana: Slavistična revija (časopis za jezikoslovje in literarne vede= Journal for Linguistics and Literary studies). Letn. 61, št. 2 (apr.-jun. 2013), str. 343-360Taking for its basis the critical analysis of (Old) Church Slavic material, the article investigates
Late Proto-Slavic word-formational models of compounding, within both the diachronic
and the synchronic analytic approach. The synchronic perspective offers an overview of the
typology of compounds on the basis of their morphemic structure (morphological point of
view) and the word-formational meaning (semantic point of view). In the diachronic part
of the discussion the origin of the different models of compounding is attempted, together
with the analysis of Late Proto-Slavic models responsible for the creation of secondary compounds,
especailly in terms of their analogical word-formational changes.
Key words: word formation, compounds, analogy, word-formational change, (Old) Church Slavic, Proto-Slavic.
