- Look up
diachronic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Diachronic approaches in
linguistic analysis consider the
development and
evolution of a language...
- Linguistics. John Benjamins. Greenberg, Joseph. 1979.
Rethinking Linguistics Diachronically,
Language Vol. 55, No. 2 (Jun., 1979), pp. 275-290. Aronoff, Mark (2017)...
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Historical linguistics, also
known as
diachronic linguistics, is the
scientific study of how
languages change over time. It s****s to
understand the nature...
- The
general lines of
diachronics of
Lombard and
Piedmontese plural declension are
drawn here: In
Lombard and Piedmontese,
feminine plural is generally...
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coexistence of two or more
writing systems for the same language,
while diachronic digraphia or
sequential digraphia is the
replacement of one
writing system...
- the
modern meaning is
radically different from the
original usage. In
diachronic (or historical) linguistics,
semantic change is a
change in one of the...
- [bɑɫɑˈβɯð] 'our child', балауыҙ [bɑɫɑˈwɯð] 'wax'. The
bilabial fricative is
diachronically unstable (likely to be
considerably varied between dialects of a language...
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synchronically (within a
language at a
particular point in time) and
diachronically (as a
language changes over time).
Lenition can
involve such changes...
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philosophical thought has been
variously approached by academia,
either by
diachronically tracing its
development throughout the
centuries from the
Roman conquest...
- Proto-Romance That is, when
followed by a
syllable containing a
close vowel.
Diachronically this
reflects the ‘weakening’ of
vowels in this context, for
which see...
