1. Editors' introduction; 2. Morphology and meaning: An overview (by Rainer, Franz); 3. Plenary papers; 4. Roots, concepts, and word structure: On the atoms of lexical semantics (by Acquaviva, Paolo); 5. Between word formation and meaning change (by Koch, Peter); 6. Indirect coding (by Lehmann, Christian); 7. Section papers; 8. Diachrony and the polysemy of derivational affixes (by Arcodia, Giorgio F.); 9. Possessive compounds in Slavic and the Principle of Integrated Meronymy (by Chovanova, Iveta); 10. Relation diversity and ease of processing for opaque and transparent English compounds (by Gagne, Christina L.); 11. Inflection vs. derivation: The function and meaning of the Mordvin abessive (by Hamari, Arja); 12. Discrepancy between form and meaning in word-formation: The case of over- and under-marking in French (by Hathout, Nabil); 13. Compounds vs. phrases: The cognitive status of morphological products (by Kotowski, Sven); 14. Semantic transparency, compounding, and the nature of independent variables (by Libben, Gary); 15. The layering of form and meaning in creole word-formation: A view from construction morphology (by Luis, Ana R.); 16. Semantic headedness and categorization of -cum- compounds (by Marti Solano, Ramon); 17. German plural doublets with and without meaning differentiation (by Morth, Karlheinz); 18. On the form and meaning of double noun incorporation (by Muro, Alessio); 19. Tuning morphosemantic transparency by shortening: A cross-linguistic perspective (by Ronneberger-Sibold, Elke); 20. Root transparency and the morphology-meaning interface: Data from Hebrew (by Seroussi, Batia); 21. Mimetic verbs and meaning (by Tsujimura, Natsuko); 22. Mismatch verbs: A unified account of unaccusatives and deponents (by Weisser, Philipp); 23. The canonical function of the deponent verbs in modern Greek (by Zombolou, Katerina); 24. Language index; 25. Subject index