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Semasiology (from Gr****: σημασία, semasia, "signification") is a
discipline of
linguistics concerned with the
question "what does the word X mean?". It...
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forms of speech". This non-phonetic
based technique is
studied in
semasiology within the
field of linguistics.
Semasiography predates the
advent of...
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study of
semantic change can be seen as part of etymology, onomasiology,
semasiology, and semantics.
Awful –
Literally "full of awe",
originally meant "inspiring...
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activity etc.) and asks for its names. The
opposite approach is
known as
semasiology: here one
starts with a word and asks what it means, or what concepts...
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credited with
developing a new
branch of
linguistics known as "
semasiology". He
introduced this new
discipline because he felt that the
study of...
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involve both the
contextualization of the word(s) and
syntactic ambiguity.
Semasiology and
onomasiology are
relevant linguistic disciplines ****ociated with...
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sometimes divided into two
complementary approaches:
semasiology and onomasiology.
Semasiology starts from
words and
examines what
their meaning is....
- pentaseme, polyseme, polysemic, polysemous, polysemy, semantics, semap****,
semasiology, sematic, seme, sememe, semiotic, tetraseme,
triseme semi- half Latin...
- moon.
selenomorphology The
study of the
lunar surface and landscape.
semasiology A
discipline within linguistics concerned with the
meaning of a word...
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language Semantology –
science of
meanings of
words [citation needed]
Semasiology –
Branch of
linguistics about what
words mean Semiology –
Study of signs...
