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Meaning of “linguistic phenomenon” [closed]
meaning
terminology
linguistics
Was the Shark frightening to 16th / 17th-century English speakers?
etymology
connotation
linguistics
early-modern-english
research
Ambiguous syntax tree and phrase structure rules
ambiguity
prepositional-phrases
linguistics
syntactic-analysis
Do laypersons understand medical terms? [closed]
american-english
linguistics
How can I correctly prefix a word with "a" and "an"?
c#
nlp
linguistics
Is there a linguistic term for words that mean "not a member of a certain group"?
single-word-requests
linguistics
Is there a linguistic term for using a common noun as a proper noun?
nouns
terminology
proper-nouns
linguistics
-t- and -tt- in present participle and past participle of words
orthography
linguistics
Verb + Suffix ‘Ion’ as noun [closed]
meaning
verbs
nouns
suffixes
linguistics
Etymology of "binky" -- three questions
etymology
nouns
linguistics
jargon
where are the descriptive grammar and prescriptive grammar used? [closed]
grammar
grammaticality
syntactic-analysis
linguistics
grammatical-roles
What is the term in linguistics when a word comes to have a new meaning over time, e.g 'wicked' is commonly used to demonstrate this
linguistics
When did split infinitives become poor grammar?
grammar
history
linguistics
Did English "borrow" or "inherit" from Proto-Germanic (PGmc)? [closed]
linguistics
language-evolution
Grammatical term for words like "yesterday", "today", "tomorrow" [duplicate]
time
linguistics
Are there any indications that English is going to split into different languages in the next hundred years? [closed]
dialects
linguistics
What do you call it when you "extend" a word? [closed]
single-word-requests
terminology
linguistics
Verbs of inaction
vocabulary
verbs
antonyms
linguistics
Need help deciphering the meaning behind a phrase spoken in 1893
meaning
etymology
meaning-in-context
vocabulary
linguistics
Why did "thou" become obsolete?
linguistics
historical-change
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