Kipling process

The Kipling process is a method used to generate new words by adding prefixes and suffixes to existing ones, expanding vocabulary systematically. It involves a set of rules for applying these affixes to root words to create related terms, such as turning "help" into "helpful" or "unhelpful." This approach helps in understanding word formation and derivation, especially in languages with rich morphological systems. Essentially, it showcases how words evolve and relate, emphasizing the patterns in language that allow speakers to create nuanced expressions from basic roots.