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The scientific name of spelling Look at the orthogrophy of the word. The divisions of words into syllables. |
Orthogrophy Syllabication |
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The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) |
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Morphology Syntax |
the study of the form of words and phrases the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in a language. "the syntax of English" |
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Bond and free morphenes. |
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Inflection |
a change in the form of a word (typically the ending) to express a grammatical function or attribute such as tense, mood, person, number, case, and gender. "a set of word forms differing only in respect of inflections" |
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Derivation |
Kerp the grammatical category but changes the part of speech |
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Monolingual/bilingual dictiariaries |
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IDM Phr V |
It stands for the word idiiim and phrasal verb. |
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Trilingual dictionary Mulyilingual dictionary Polyglot |
A person who speaks more than one language. When we Classify or sort dictionaries in sort of languages, we have three types, Monolingual, bilingual, Multilingual. |
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Entry |
An item,for example a piece of information, that is written or printed in a dictionary, an account book or a diary.
An encyclopydia entry. |
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Derivatives |
I am talking derivatives. |
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Thesaurus |
A dictionary that brings all the words that mean the same |
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Concordances Glossaries Biographical Etomoligica Vocabs baesed on the selection of words. |
Words of author or work.
Glossaries :difficult words in a conference,UN...
bio:biography of sb.
Etomolgical=roots of words |
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Types of dictionaries according to time are two: Dichronic and synchronic. |
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Corpus |
All the words used in a language wether in a sentence or Paragraph, this corpus has every single word used in daily. english |
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CAT tools |
Computer-aided translation. |
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Morpheme Morphology and syntax Inflection/derivation |
the smallest unit of language that has its own meaning, either a word or a part of a word:"Worker" contains two morphemes: "work" and "-er".
Inflection doesnt change the grammatical category:doesnt change the part of speec the meaning may change Derivation=modfication to he part of speech, the meaning doesnt necessarily change. |
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Headword Enrty |
The word that is written in bold letters are called headword and all the examples and explanation about it are called entries
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Microstuctrure Micro=.s mall Macro=big Macrostuctrure=means language Microstuctrure بينيو صغرى |
All the categories of information given about each word in the microstuctrure.
What a dictionary provides for a word or entry is called microstuctrure And the word being expaind in feurail is part of the microstuctrure. The Macrostuctrure is the language itself. |
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Entry=is the headword and its explanation. Headwords:are total vocabulary items which had been selected for inclusiin by compilers, and their number is determined by size and purpose of the dictionary. |
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Lemma=an academic term means a headword. Generally speaking the entry begins with a lemma. |
a form of a word that appears as an entry in a dictionary and is used to represent all the other possible forms. For example, the lemma "build" represents "builds", "building", "built", etc.:Only headword lemmas are placed in the table. |
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Lexicogrpher |
The one who compiles the dictionary Entry of dictionary has: Spelling Meaning Pronunciation sometimes etymology... |
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Headword=definiendum Genus and differentia are academic terms Descriptive definition |
something that is or is to be defined, especially the term at the head of a dictionary entry. |
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Affixes(prefix, infix, suffix) |
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