- A
lexicon (plural:
lexicons,
rarely lexica) is the
vocabulary of a
language or
branch of
knowledge (such as
nautical or medical). In linguistics, a lexicon...
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Semantic lexicons are
built upon
semantic networks,
which represent the
semantic relations between words. The
difference between a
semantic lexicon and a...
- Bauer's
Lexicon (also
Bauer Lexicon, Bauer's Gr****
Lexicon, and Bauer,
Arndt and Gingrich) is
among the most
highly respected dictionaries of Biblical...
- Look up
lexicon, lexica, or
lexicographically in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
lexicon of a
language (or
field of study) is its
complete vocabulary...
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Flavor lexicons (American English) or
flavour lexicons (Commonwealth English; see
spelling differences) are used by
professional taste testers to develop...
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contain additional and
separate mental lexicons for
their other languages.
Selecting between two or more
different lexicons has
shown to have
benefits extending...
- The
Catholic Lexicon (Hungarian:
Katolikus lexikon) is a large-scale
Hungarian lexicon of the
early 20th century. The work, made by
several authors, was...
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Lexicon Techni****: or, An
Universal English Dictionary of Arts and Sciences:
Explaining not only the
Terms of Art, but the Arts
Themselves was in many...
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Generative lexicon (GL) is a
theory of
linguistic semantics which focuses on the
distributed nature of
compositionality in
natural language. The first...
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chronological order, the
major lexicons published in Hungary, but in
Latin language,
standalone or translated. The
lexicons in
Hungarian in
Hungary are discussed...
