intervaltyyppi
Intervaltyyppi is a concept in Germanic and Indo-European linguistics that refers to a type of word formation or derivational pattern used to create adjectives or nouns from a base word or stem. This process involves the addition of prefixes or suffixes to the base word to convey different meanings or grammatical functions.
In Finnish, the term "intervaltyyppi" translates to "interval type" or "separated type", and refers to a specific
Intervaltyyppi is often contrasted with the cathedral type, where the indicator of grammatical function is attached
Finnish is one of several languages that exhibit this type of word formation, and it is an