The data in a hypothetical language below illustrate one prefix that can attach to noun stems (do not worry about the exact meaning of the prefix)

The data in a hypothetical language below illustrate one prefix that can attach to noun stems (do not worry about the exact meaning of the prefix). Noun stem Prefixed form Gloss for stem wuras sawuras "seed bitu?on sambitu?on ‘month’ loloon saloloon "thousand’ ta:? santa:? ‘word’ koen sankoen "head of grain’ utok sanutok ‘brain’ sumpir sansumpir "beard’ apu sanapu ‘fire noa sanoa ‘breath’ gampal sangampal ‘underlayer’ not sano: ‘nose’ malom samalom ‘night’ roon saroon ‘banana leaf’ 1. List the allomorphs of the prefix. 2. What is the underlying form of the prefix? Explain why you think so. 3. What is the distribution of each prefix? State in general terms (in a form of a tree). 4. Write phonological rules. Remember to be general in your rules. 5. Do the rules you have written need to apply in a certain order? If so, which order?