compounding word illustrate its orthographical syntactical semantic and phonological features

The compounding word chosen for this example is "bookshelf."

Orthographical features:

• The word is written as a single word, without any spaces or hyphens between the two words that make it up.
• The "b" in "book" and the "s" in "shelf" are both capitalized, indicating that they are part of separate words that have been combined.

Syntactical features:

• "Bookshelf" is a noun phrase, with "book" serving as the modifier and "shelf" serving as the head noun.
• The word can function as the subject or object of a sentence, as in "The bookshelf collapsed" or "I need to buy a new bookshelf."

Semantic features:

• The meaning of "bookshelf" is fairly transparent: it refers to a piece of furniture designed for storing books.
• The word is a specific type of shelf, with the modifier "book" specifying what kind of objects the shelf is intended to hold.

Phonological features:

• "Bookshelf" consists of two syllables, with primary stress on the second syllable ("shelf").
• The individual sounds in each word are preserved in the compound word, with no changes or elisions occurring