This monograph offers an insight into the system of quantitative expressions in contemporary Slovak. Its interpretative framework is based on the theory of the linguistic worldview and linguistic naturalness, the idea of markedness and the principle of normativity. The monograph is topically divided into four chapters. In the first and second chapters, it focuses on compound formations, part-of-speech paradigms, the use of specific word-formation processes and patterns and the morphological paradigms of full-meaning words. It also presents the individual types of oppositional homomorphism in...