S9 Semantics I Flashcards

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semantics

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linguistic meaning

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lexical semantic

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meaning of words

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sentential semantic

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meaning of phrases and sentences

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lexeme

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minimal unit in the meaning system of language, which has a semantic interpretation and embodies a distinct concept

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5
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denotation

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basic relationship between a word and the extra-linguistic, outside world

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connotation

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covers additional meanings that arise due to the specific associations a word has

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7
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prototype semantics

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rejects the classical view of categorisation and suggests a more flexible, psychologically rooted approach // thus, a prototype is the central member or representative of a category, and other members are classified based on their proximity to or distance from that prototypical member

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8
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lexical fields

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paradigmatic structures, their elements share at least one semantic component

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synonymy

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words with the same meaning

there are usually no total synonyms but more often near synonyms

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10
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feature semantics

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the meaning of lexemes is characterised by combinations of their semantic components

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