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constituent
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linguistics
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A constituent is a single unit of words or word groups within a sentence in linguistic analysis.
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dialects
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Linguistics
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Dialects are valuable linguistic phenomena studied and classified in linguistics, with recognition and preservation of regional variations.
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predicate
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linguistics
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In linguistics, a predicate contains the verb and provides information about the subject or time.
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sign language
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linguistics
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Sign languages are complex linguistic systems with rich grammatical structures and cultural significance.
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troponymy
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linguistics
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Troponymy is important in linguistics for understanding the relationships between verbs and their specific meanings.
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bilingualism
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linguistics
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Bilingualism is studied for cognitive benefits and language acquisition through code-switching analysis in linguistics.
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boolean algebra
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linguistics
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Boolean algebra is a theoretical concept used in linguistics to represent logical relationships between words.
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derivation
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linguistics
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Derivation in linguistics involves forming words through affixes and studying word relationships.
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fortis
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linguistics
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'Fortis' in linguistics refers to consonants pronounced with increased muscular tension.
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affix
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linguistics
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An affix in linguistics is a morpheme attached to a word to change its form, such as a prefix, suffix, or infix.
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alphabet
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linguistics
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The alphabet is an essential part of written language, consisting of letters that represent sounds or syllables.
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antecedent
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linguistics
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An antecedent is the word, phrase, or clause that a pronoun refers back to in a sentence.
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attribute
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linguistics
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In linguistics, an attribute is a characteristic or property of a noun.
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closed under equivalents re
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linguistics
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In linguistics, closed under equivalents refers to the resistance of a language variety to accepting new words as equivalents for existing ones.
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existential quantifier
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linguistics
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Existential quantifier in English linguistics is represented by the words 'some' or 'there exists' to indicate the presence of something without specifying the exact number.
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extension of k normal
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linguistics
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K-normal extension is a linguistic concept used to describe how languages use affixes to indicate different grammatical properties of words.
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investment
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linguistics
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Investing in various forms is a common financial practice in linguistics culture.
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language learning
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linguistics
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The study of language learning in linguistics focuses on phonetics, grammar, and sociolinguistics.
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plurals
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linguistics
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Plurals are studied in linguistics as part of morphological processes, showing different ways languages indicate plurality.
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prefix coding
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linguistics
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Prefix coding in linguistics is a technique used for understanding word formation and morphology.
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pronouns
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linguistics
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Pronouns are integral to understanding language universals and typology within syntactic structures in linguistics.
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risk
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linguistics
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Perceptions of risks can be culturally and linguistically influenced.
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saving money
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linguistics
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In linguistics, saving money is considered financially wise in many cultures.
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stemmer
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linguistics
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Stemmers in linguistics are used to remove affixes from words for language analysis and comprehension.
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taboo words
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linguistics
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Taboo words are linked to cultural norms and sensitivities within a language.
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time
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linguistics
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Different languages may shape the perception and expression of time, influencing cultural attitudes and actions toward time.
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verb conjugation
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linguistics
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Linguists study verb conjugation patterns across languages to understand differences in inflectional morphology.
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word order
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linguistics
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Word order is analyzed in linguistics to explore language universals and variation, shedding light on syntactic structures and information packaging in different languages.
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