-
Phonology (formerly also
phonemics or
phonematics) is the
branch of
linguistics that
studies how
languages systematically organize their phonemes or,...
- I, for one, do not say, and
never shall,
phonemics for
phonematics or
phonemic for
phonematic." In
happening to re-read an
earlier article of his in the...
- north-Indian vernaculars".
Sanskrit words have been
Tamilized through the "Tamil
phonematic grid".
Sanskrit was a
language for
religious purposes and for the political...
-
together into
classes called phonemes; the
study of
these is
phonemics or
phonematics or phonology.
Phones as
components of
articulation are
usually described...
- example, the
Great Vowel Shift).
Portuguese spelling is not
strictly phonematic. It is ****ociated with an
extension of the
Portuguese language and the...
- Parātrīśikā, Parātrīśikāvivaraṇa,
detailing the
signification of the
phonematic energies and
their two
sequential ordering systems, Mātṛkā and Mālinī...
- the act; (2)
Every aspect of
language ("semantics, syntactics, or even
phonematics")
functionally interacts with pragmatics; (3)
There is no distinction...
- "A
Semantic Relatedness Model for the
Automatic Cluster Analysis of
Phonematic and
Semantic Verbal Fluency Tasks Performed by
People With
Parkinson Disease:...
- السودان. المكتب المصري الحديث. ****ins,
James (2007).
Sudanese Arabic :
phonematics and
syllable structure. Harr****owitz Verlag. ISBN 978-3-447-05519-2....
- the apex, as it was now called, was
redefined as a sign
denoting the
phonematic feature of
vowel length,
rather than as a
purely orthographic shorthand...
