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• Grammatical function (LFG)
  ...(ed.) 1982), the term '''grammatical function''' is used for [[grammatical relation]]s. ...rammatical relation'' is that the former refers to one of the members of a relation, while the latter refers to a link between two elements.
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• Thematic relation
  The term '''thematic relation''' is used (especially in Ray Jackendoff’s work and work influenced by hi Alongside [[thematic role]], [[Θ-role]], ''thematic relation'' is perhaps the most common term in current American linguistics (e.g. Wil
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• Lexical Functional Grammar
  ...rammar]] had begun to take. It mainly focuses on [[syntax]], including its relation with morphology and semantics. The spelling ''Lexical-Functional Grammar'' is also used (e.g. Falk 2001, and on Joan Bresnan's ho
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• Crossmodal semantic priming
  ...related word (e.g. ''dog'') than when there is no semantic or associative relation between the two words (e.g. ''map'').
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• Determiner
  '''Determiner''' is term for any kind of (mostly) non-lexical element preceding a [[noun]] in a [[noun phrase]]. a relation between two sets taken as the denotation of a determiner in the theory of [
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• Referential opacity
  ...nto the cup''. Referential opacity is closely related to the property of [[lexical integrity]].
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• Government
  '''Government''' is a structural relation between a [[governor]] (a head or maximal projection) and a [[governee]]. G The core case of government is the relation between a head and its complement; this case is captured by every existing
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• Object
  '''Object''' is a complement which is selected and directly governed by a lexical head. [[Category:Grammatical relation]]
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• Thematic role
  The term '''thematic role''' is a synonym of [[semantic role]] or [[thematic relation]], popularized by Chomsky (1981), although mostly in its abbreviated form [ *[[thematic relation]]
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• Complementarity
  * In lexical semantics, complementarity is a [[sense relation]] that holds between predicates whose denotations do not overlap, i.e. ther
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• User talk:Genezistan
  A Wiki format is typical of the organisation of [[lexical knowledge]] on a morphological basis (alpha sort) supported by hypertext li ...ation of knowledge. As such, it is regarded more valueable and useful than lexical knowledge which is usually acquired through rote and incidental learning as
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• Meaning
  ...xical meaning]] vs. [[structural meaning]] (also [[grammatical meaning]]): Lexical meaning concerns the major parts-of-speech, i.e. [[noun|nouns]], [[verb|ver ...al meaning'): In this dichotomy 'lexical' is understood as one aspect of [[lexical meaning]] as described above, i.e. as a meaning that is [[langue]]-specific
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• Endocentric compound
  ...and the other as its [[modifier]], attributing a property to the head. The relation between the members of an endocentric compound can be schematized as 'AB is * Kiparsky, P. 1982. ''From Cyclic Phonology to Lexical Phonology,'' in: Hulst, H. van der and N. Smith (eds.) The Structure of Pho
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• Checking theory
  ...ctions' of human language: the existence of LF-uninterpretable features in lexical items, and [[movement]]. Movement of an element A with feature F to the [[c Chomsky (1998, 1999) takes a different view on the relation between feature checking and movement; there, movement is supposed to exist
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• Cohesion
  Cohesion in its broadest sense is “a semantic relation between an element in [a] text and some other element that is crucial to th ...ed into the categories: reference, substitution, ellipsis, conjunction and lexical cohesion. “Each of these categories is represented in the text by particu
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• Foot
  * Selkirk, E.O. 1984. ''Phonology and Syntax: The Relation between Sound and Structure,'' Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press. ...,'' in: M. Moortgat, H. Van der Hulst & T. Hoestra (eds.) The Scope of Lexical Rules, Foris, Dordrecht.
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• Synthetic compound
  * Roeper, T. 1987. ''Implicit arguments and the head-complement relation,'' Linguistic Inquiry 18, 267-310 * Roeper, T. and D. Siegel 1978. ''A Lexical Transformation for Verbal Compounds,'' Linguistic Inquiry 9, pp. 199-260
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• Gapping
  ...ts must be contextually given and the remnants must occur in a contrastive relation to their correlates (Winkler 1997 as mentioned in Winkler 2005, Johnson 199
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• Portal:Semantics
  [[Binding]] -- [[Cataphoric relation]] -- [[Connotation]] -- [[Cumulative reference]] -- [[Denotation]] -- [[Ext '''Lexical semantics'''<br>
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• Root compound
  * Roeper, T. 1987. ''Implicit arguments and the head-complement relation,'' Linguistic Inquiry 18, 267-310 * Roeper, T. and D. Siegel 1978. ''A Lexical Transformation for Verbal Compounds,'' Linguistic Inquiry 9, pp. 199-260
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• Aktionsart
  ...German) term '''aktionsart''' is approx. equivalent to the English terms [[lexical aspect]] and [[kind of action]]. ...es of situation found in our natural environment (cf. Verkuyl 1993: 43). [[Lexical aspect]] and its difference from [[grammatical aspect]] has been prominentl
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• C-command
  In syntax, '''C-command''' is a binary relation between nodes in a tree structure which is defined as follows: ...'the first branching node'' dominating A also dominates B. This structural relation is sometimes referred to as ''strict c-command''.
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• User:Haspelmath/Temporary
  [[causal relation]] concession relation
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• Blend
  *Pound, L. 1914. ''Blends: Their Relation to Eng. Word Formation i.'' (from OED s.v. blend) *[[Ronneberger-Sibold, Elke]]. 2006. Lexical blends: Functionally tuning the transparency of complex words. ''Folia Ling
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• Tree structure
  ...ontained in the same tree will be related by one of two different types of relation, namely either by [[dominance]] or by [[precedence]]. A tree structure has ...). Terminal nodes, unless they are empty, are labelled with an appropriate lexical item (a word), viz. b, d, e in (i). Nodes can be branching or non-branching
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• User:Haspelmath/List
  [[additive relation]] [[alternative relation]]
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• User:Javier Carro/Linguistic terminology
  [[additive relation]] [[alternative relation]]
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• Property
  ...tative concept of polysemy no-one could even notice that there is a lawful relation between the number of meanings of a word and its length).
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• Tenses of English
  In specific contexts (e. g. future time reference), the choice of lexical or grammatical future tense marking is obligatory (e. g. ''will'' and ''goi ...t [which] denotes the form taken by the verb to [...] express the temporal relation between the time of the situation in question and an 'orientation time' whi
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• Kopf
  *– Dies., Extended Projection and Locality. In: P. Coopmans et al. (Hg.), Lexical Specification and Insertion. Amsterdam 2000, 115–133. *M. Moortgat, Subcategorization and the Notion 'Lexical Head'. In: S. Daalder, & M. Gerritsen (Hg.), Linguistics in the Netherlands
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• Edward Sapir (it)
  *1932 ‘The expression of the ending-point relation in English, French and German’ (con M. Swadesh), Linguist. Soc. of Americ ...Nootka texts: tales and ethnological narrations with grammatical notes and lexical materials’ (con M. Swadesh), W.D. Whitney Linguistic Series, Linguist. S
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• Glottopedia:Forum/Archive 01
  A Wiki format is typical of the organisation of [[lexical knowledge]] on a morphological basis (alpha sort) supported by hypertext li ...ation of knowledge. As such, it is regarded more valueable and useful than lexical knowledge which is usually acquired through rote and incidental learning as
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• Code-switching
  ...nsate for shortcomings in the matrix language. This may either make up for lexical gaps in the matrix language, or help the speaker to maintaining a smooth sp ...(1986) 'government constraint', which states that elements in a government relation have to be from the same language. Finally, there are principle-based accou
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• Evidentialität
  *De Haan, F. 2001. The Relation between Modality and Evidentiality. In: Müller, R. & Reis, M. (eds.). 2001 *Squartini, M. 2008. Lexical vs. grammatical evidentiality in French and Italian. ''Linguistics'', 917-9
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• Genus (de)
  .... Gender and folk taxonomy: The indexical relation between grammatical and lexical categorization. ''Noun classes and categorization''. 139-180.
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