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Languages
a series of interrelated signs but every language is different.
Directional opposites
: matter of perspective from a single persons perspective.
Taxonomic sisterhood
: relationship of words at the same level (weiner, pug, doodle, golden= sisters)
Reference
the language by which language hooks onto the world.
physical form
Sign: complex understanding of the of a word in relationship to what the word means.
Partial synonyms
: meaning components are shared between lexical items, but theyre not the same.
Prototypes
play an important role in default reasoning.
Lexical Semantics
: meaning of words in isolation.
Hyponymy
: relationship of an item and its subsets.
directional movement
Reverse: along the continuum.
Gradable
: non- directional continuum of meaning.
particular context
Sense: one meaning of a sign in a(n) .
Meronymic relations
: conditioned by experience.
common world of discourse
The speaker can estimate what the speaker knows and assumes that they share a(n) .
Taxonomic levels
: speakers prefer to categorize reality at a basic level.
sign
complex understanding of the physical form of a word in relationship to what the word means
sense
one meaning of a sign in a particular context
Lexical Semantics
meaning of words in isolation
prototype theory
when speakers of a language acquire vocabulary for the first time, they adopt a mental prototype
partial synonyms
meaning components are shared between lexical items, but theyre not the same
antonyms
two expressions with opposing meanings
complementary
states of being
gradable
non-directional continuum of meaning
reverse
directional movement along the continuum
ascend
descend
converse
opposite meaning relationships based on the pov of the speaker / listener
im worker, you're boss (employee
employer
X lends Z to Y
Y borrows Z from X
directional opposites
matter of perspective from a single persons perspective
taxonomic levels
speakers prefer to categorize reality at a basic level
hyponymy
relationship of an item and its subsets
hyponyms
weiner, pug, doodle
hypernym
dog
taxonomic sisterhood
relationship of words at the same level (weiner, pug, doodle, golden = sisters)
meronymic relations
conditioned by experience