In Modern Hebrew, prefixoids such as tat ‘sub’, χad ‘mono’, etc. appear on nouns and suffixed adjectives. The status of the prefixoid is not clear: in some respects, it behaves like the morphological head, but in others it behaves like the dependent. Focusing on tat ‘sub’, this paper provides both the first thorough description of such an item and a morphological analysis. It is claimed that the prefixoid is always a nominal modifier. In some configurations, the modified nominal structure is null. These claims are shown to account for the selectional restrictions of the prefixoid, as well as the agreement and inflection patterns of the different items with tat.

在现代希伯来语中，前缀类如tat 'sub'、χad 'mono' 等出现在名词和后缀形容词上。prefixoid 的状态尚不清楚：在某些方面，它的行为类似于形态头，但在其他方面，它的行为类似于从属。本文着眼于tat 'sub'，提供了对此类项目的首次全面描述和形态分析。据称prefixoid 总是一个名义修饰符。在一些配置中，修改后的标称结构是空的。显示这些声明是为了说明 prefixoid 的选择限制，以及不同项目与tat的一致和屈折模式。