- A
vocabulary (also
known as a lexicon) is a set of words,
typically the set in a
language or the set
known to an individual. The word
vocabulary originated...
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Vocabulary development is a
process by
which people acquire words.
Babbling shifts towards meaningful speech as
infants grow and
produce their first words...
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borrowed some
grammar and core
vocabulary from Old Norse, a
North Germanic language. Then,
Middle English borrowed vocabulary extensively from
French dialects...
- 11
February 2015,
kiasu was
chosen as OED's Word of the Day.
Singlish vocabulary formally takes after British English (in
terms of
spelling and abbreviations)...
- century. From the
Heian period (794–1185),
extensive waves of Sino-****anese
vocabulary entered the language,
affecting the
phonology of
Early Middle ****anese...
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developed in
standard Korean,
including variations in
pronunciation and
vocabulary chosen. However,
these minor differences can be
found in any of the Korean...
- particles, final-obstruent devoicing, and (similar) word order.
Dutch vocabulary is
mostly Germanic; it
incorporates slightly more
Romance loans than German...
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registers of V2 word order, a
large percentage of the
vocabulary (now at
around 15% of
modern French vocabulary)
including the
impersonal singular pronoun on...
- 1501/Tarar_0000000247. Chadwick, John; Baumbach,
Lydia (1963). "The
Mycenaean Gr****
Vocabulary". Glotta. 41 (3/4): 157–271. JSTOR 40265918.
Lewis &
Short Monier Williams...
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Controlled vocabularies provide a way to
organize knowledge for
subsequent retrieval. They are used in
subject indexing schemes,
subject headings, thesauri...
