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diachronic syntax in slavonic languages
... The present volume is dedicated to the study of the gradualness of syntactic change in the Slavonic languages. Questions of diachronic changes in syntactic structures have always been an important field within Slavonic linguistics. In the last decades of the twentieth century, however, we witnessed ...
... The present volume is dedicated to the study of the gradualness of syntactic change in the Slavonic languages. Questions of diachronic changes in syntactic structures have always been an important field within Slavonic linguistics. In the last decades of the twentieth century, however, we witnessed ...
T E M P O R A L ... C O M B I N I N G ...
... and even weeks filling in my linguistic questionnaire on clause combining constructions in the most detailed way for Coastal Konjo. You made so much information accessible to me in this language, and I only hope that you yourself will be able to make some use of the data that you collected for my qu ...
... and even weeks filling in my linguistic questionnaire on clause combining constructions in the most detailed way for Coastal Konjo. You made so much information accessible to me in this language, and I only hope that you yourself will be able to make some use of the data that you collected for my qu ...
STRUKTURA A FUNGOVÁNÍ ZNAKOVÉHO JAZYKA Studijní
... on the chin to represent bonnet ribbons; and the sign MAN, which depicts the brim of a hat. All languages, spoken and signed, have examples of arbitrary forms and iconic forms. Liddell (1990) pointed out that this is not an either-or issue. All languages have iconic and arbitrary symbols. This recog ...
... on the chin to represent bonnet ribbons; and the sign MAN, which depicts the brim of a hat. All languages, spoken and signed, have examples of arbitrary forms and iconic forms. Liddell (1990) pointed out that this is not an either-or issue. All languages have iconic and arbitrary symbols. This recog ...
LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS
... This is not an original idea; indeed, much of the current work in linguistics in all theoretical frameworks proceeds from this position. For example, it is basic to Chomsky’s concept of linguistic universals. Where this text differs from most introductory texts is in the manner in which the various ...
... This is not an original idea; indeed, much of the current work in linguistics in all theoretical frameworks proceeds from this position. For example, it is basic to Chomsky’s concept of linguistic universals. Where this text differs from most introductory texts is in the manner in which the various ...
Chapter 4: Syntactic Relations and Case Marking
... Languages like Acehnese are very unusual; the vast majority of languages do provide evidence for the postulation of grammatical relations in addition to semantic roles. The traditional description of these phenomena is in terms of the grammatical relations of subject, direct object and indirect obje ...
... Languages like Acehnese are very unusual; the vast majority of languages do provide evidence for the postulation of grammatical relations in addition to semantic roles. The traditional description of these phenomena is in terms of the grammatical relations of subject, direct object and indirect obje ...
From a children`s first dictionary to a lexical
... put together to form an infinite number of sentences, each one expressing a different meaning, a meaning that can also differ depending on the context of utterance. The study of words in the goal of understanding their meaning and how they relate to each other is a very large and complex field in it ...
... put together to form an infinite number of sentences, each one expressing a different meaning, a meaning that can also differ depending on the context of utterance. The study of words in the goal of understanding their meaning and how they relate to each other is a very large and complex field in it ...
PALAVRAS
... Fred Karlsson presenting his Constraint Grammar formalism for context based disambiguation of morphological and syntactic ambiguities. I was fascinated both by the robustness of the English Constraint Grammar (Karlsson et. al., 1991) and its word based notational system of tags integrating both morp ...
... Fred Karlsson presenting his Constraint Grammar formalism for context based disambiguation of morphological and syntactic ambiguities. I was fascinated both by the robustness of the English Constraint Grammar (Karlsson et. al., 1991) and its word based notational system of tags integrating both morp ...
ANALYZING AND UTILIZING RECEPTOR LANGUAGE
... Proverbs have been translated and borrowed between language and cultures for millennia. Even the ancient Latin proverb Asinus ad lyram ‘A donkey with a lyre’, meaning “something futile”, can be traced back to a Sumerian source, more than 2,000 before the Romans (Taylor 1996). But translating proverb ...
... Proverbs have been translated and borrowed between language and cultures for millennia. Even the ancient Latin proverb Asinus ad lyram ‘A donkey with a lyre’, meaning “something futile”, can be traced back to a Sumerian source, more than 2,000 before the Romans (Taylor 1996). But translating proverb ...
Cross-linguistic priming of syntactic hierarchical
... Echeverria, & Bosch, 2005, among many others). In contrast to the abundance of studies on language (non-)selectivity in lexical processing, researchers interested in the syntactic level of language processing have been less active in investigating bilinguals’ organization of linguistic knowledge. Th ...
... Echeverria, & Bosch, 2005, among many others). In contrast to the abundance of studies on language (non-)selectivity in lexical processing, researchers interested in the syntactic level of language processing have been less active in investigating bilinguals’ organization of linguistic knowledge. Th ...
Tense and Aspect Systems
... 'moods', the semantics of which tends to be even more elusive than that of tenses. Tenses, moods, and aspects - henceforth 'TMA categories' belong to the things in one's native language that one tends to take for granted, and often, they have only attracted the attention of grammarians who have had ...
... 'moods', the semantics of which tends to be even more elusive than that of tenses. Tenses, moods, and aspects - henceforth 'TMA categories' belong to the things in one's native language that one tends to take for granted, and often, they have only attracted the attention of grammarians who have had ...
Labeling Parts of Speech Using Untrained Annotators on
... citizens could be incentivized to participate by such mechanisms as lotteries, discounts, and frequent flier miles [6]. However, he strongly believed that all users would be interested in the progression of the system. Stork writes, “Just as parents delight in watching the cognitive development of ...
... citizens could be incentivized to participate by such mechanisms as lotteries, discounts, and frequent flier miles [6]. However, he strongly believed that all users would be interested in the progression of the system. Stork writes, “Just as parents delight in watching the cognitive development of ...
Part 9 English Idioms The English language abounds in idioms like
... often the idiom functions as one word. For instance, till the cows come home, which comprises a conjunction till, an article the, a noun cow, a verb come and an adverb home, means `forever' and functions as an adverb, thus replaceable by the word `forever'. The sam ...
... often the idiom functions as one word. For instance, till the cows come home, which comprises a conjunction till, an article the, a noun cow, a verb come and an adverb home, means `forever' and functions as an adverb, thus replaceable by the word `forever'. The sam ...
Māori Vocabulary: A Study of Some High Frequency Homonyms
... text. Concord which is part of WordSmith Tools enables the user to see any word or phrase in context. Phrase peripheries (the words before and after each word-form in the same phrase) were analysed and the wider syntactic environment was also examined in order to find clues which signalled the appro ...
... text. Concord which is part of WordSmith Tools enables the user to see any word or phrase in context. Phrase peripheries (the words before and after each word-form in the same phrase) were analysed and the wider syntactic environment was also examined in order to find clues which signalled the appro ...
lexical and structural ambiguity in humorous headlines
... chapter 2 will offer a survey of the literature on ambiguity as a psycholinguistic and cognitive phenomenon, and studies will be reviewed that make hypotheses on the functioning of the ambiguity resolution mechanisms that come into play in sentence processing. Chapter 3 will then present the corpus ...
... chapter 2 will offer a survey of the literature on ambiguity as a psycholinguistic and cognitive phenomenon, and studies will be reviewed that make hypotheses on the functioning of the ambiguity resolution mechanisms that come into play in sentence processing. Chapter 3 will then present the corpus ...
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... the world; 5) to establish on this basis the universal features/phenomena, which pertain to each single language of the world. Contrastive typological investigations are both various and manifold, they may involve a separate language feature or phenomenon pertained to some genealogically close or ge ...
... the world; 5) to establish on this basis the universal features/phenomena, which pertain to each single language of the world. Contrastive typological investigations are both various and manifold, they may involve a separate language feature or phenomenon pertained to some genealogically close or ge ...
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... hitherto been practised, contrastive typology also aims at establishing the most general structural types of languages on the basis of their dominant or common phonetical/phonetic, morphological, lexical and syntactic features. Apart from this contrastive typology may equally treat dominant or commo ...
... hitherto been practised, contrastive typology also aims at establishing the most general structural types of languages on the basis of their dominant or common phonetical/phonetic, morphological, lexical and syntactic features. Apart from this contrastive typology may equally treat dominant or commo ...
Spoken Language Translator: Phase Two Report (Draft)
... Spoken Language Translator (SLT) is a project whose long-term goal is the construction of practically useful systems capable of translating human speech from one language into another. The current SLT prototype, described in detail in this report, is capable of speech-to-speech translation between E ...
... Spoken Language Translator (SLT) is a project whose long-term goal is the construction of practically useful systems capable of translating human speech from one language into another. The current SLT prototype, described in detail in this report, is capable of speech-to-speech translation between E ...
Dictionaries, Lexicography and Language Learning
... learners' dictionaries incorporate translation glosses as well as definitions (as some of them already do)? This would be in line with the increasing practice of producing language-specific or region-specific EFL courses rather than global ones intended for everybody. Conversely, if people in fact u ...
... learners' dictionaries incorporate translation glosses as well as definitions (as some of them already do)? This would be in line with the increasing practice of producing language-specific or region-specific EFL courses rather than global ones intended for everybody. Conversely, if people in fact u ...
THE SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS OF AND
... simple phrase lists) and analyzed, it was observed that coordinators are used whenever one needs to connect or link two or more linguistic units. The syntactic analysis of andcoordination in Kaonde was done using the X-bar theory of Government and Binding theory while descriptive linguistics was emp ...
... simple phrase lists) and analyzed, it was observed that coordinators are used whenever one needs to connect or link two or more linguistic units. The syntactic analysis of andcoordination in Kaonde was done using the X-bar theory of Government and Binding theory while descriptive linguistics was emp ...
2.5. Word-order change
... aims to present some recent ideas regarding certain aspects of this phenomenon of language change, in the context of an inXuential general theory of language. The particular aspect of language change that this book is concerned with is syntactic change, change in the ways in which words and phrases ...
... aims to present some recent ideas regarding certain aspects of this phenomenon of language change, in the context of an inXuential general theory of language. The particular aspect of language change that this book is concerned with is syntactic change, change in the ways in which words and phrases ...
jurnal educate nopember 2014
... varied from time to time and from country to country. (A) but when (B) until then (C) in spite of (D) although ...
... varied from time to time and from country to country. (A) but when (B) until then (C) in spite of (D) although ...
16th Inaugural Lecture - University Of Nigeria Nsukka
... Methodist Missionary. A certain aspect of Igbo verb inflectional morphology baffled the analists and led them into seeing two forms of the Igbo verb which they described as Subject-Verb Form 1 initiating and subject-Verb Form II noninitiating. I will not bother you with the details; what the depth o ...
... Methodist Missionary. A certain aspect of Igbo verb inflectional morphology baffled the analists and led them into seeing two forms of the Igbo verb which they described as Subject-Verb Form 1 initiating and subject-Verb Form II noninitiating. I will not bother you with the details; what the depth o ...
Coordination with goon and Bisyndetic =goon in Dongolawi and
... and Kenzi as one single language.5 The latest edition of the Ethnologue regards Dongolawi and Kenzi as separate languages, for sociolinguistic reasons.6 Many speakers of Dongolawi and Kenzi believe that they speak different languages7 although they also realize that their languages are closely relat ...
... and Kenzi as one single language.5 The latest edition of the Ethnologue regards Dongolawi and Kenzi as separate languages, for sociolinguistic reasons.6 Many speakers of Dongolawi and Kenzi believe that they speak different languages7 although they also realize that their languages are closely relat ...
Agglutination
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Agglutination is a process in linguistic morphology derivation in which complex words are formed by stringing together morphemes without changing them in spelling or phonetics. Languages that use agglutination widely are called agglutinative languages. An example of such a language is Turkish, where for example, the word evlerinizden, or ""from your houses,"" consists of the morphemes, ev-ler-iniz-den with the meanings house-plural-your-from.Agglutinative languages are often contrasted both with languages in which syntactic structure is expressed solely by means of word order and auxiliary words (isolating languages) and with languages in which a single affix typically expresses several syntactic categories and a single category may be expressed by several different affixes (as is the case in inflectional (fusional) languages). However, both fusional and isolating languages may use agglutination in the most-often-used constructs, and use agglutination heavily in certain contexts, such as word derivation. This is the case in English, which has an agglutinated plural marker -(e)s and derived words such as shame·less·ness.Agglutinative suffixes are often inserted irrespective of syllabic boundaries, for example, by adding a consonant to the syllable coda as in English tie – ties. Agglutinative languages also have large inventories of enclitics, which can be and are separated from the word root by native speakers in daily usage.Note that the term agglutination is sometimes used more generally to refer to the morphological process of adding suffixes or other morphemes to the base of a word. This is treated in more detail in the section on other uses of the term.