Root (GUM) and its derivatives between Lexical Sematics and Semantics Koranic by صبيحة حسن طعيس

“…As the word can fluctuate between central and peripheral dlalten it represents the first lexical meaning and the second represents the meaning that gain by the context in which it appear so this research came to show signs that can be acquired the root ( GUM ) and its derivatives from the contexts in which it is mentioned in the Koran as well as siqnificant Lexical if this research is divided on two first is eating Lexical semantics , the second handled connotations in the Koran was based on what the commentators and concemed with the meanings of the Koran and the owners Almagamat in astatement that the semantic .…”
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Getting at the meaning of the English at-construction: the case of a constructional split by Florent Perek, Maarten Lemmens

“…This suggests that a more complex learning strategy than the simple import of lexical semantics into constructions is needed, especially to account for the emergence of constructions whose meaning is not lexicalized by any verb in the language.…”
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Lexical factors in the allocation of unique morphemes by Ratsiburskaya Larisa V.

“…The article characterizes the lexical factors influencing the allocation of unique morphemes (affixal and root morphemes), such as the lexical semantics of the word, its belonging to the active or passive language stock, the scope of its use and the stylistic colouring of the word.…”
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Native compounds in TİD: A classification based on headedness by Süleyman Taşçı, Aslı Göksel

“…The findings are: (i) Endocentric compounds tend to be head-final, (ii) Exocentric compounds tend to be head-initial, (iii) compound internal order, in some well-defined cases, is affected by the lexical semantics of one of the components. In addition, we identify two classes of compounds, cranberry compounds and descriptive compounds, and finally, point to the similarities between compound and phrase structure with respect to the head parameter.…”
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The Analysis of Synonymy and Antonymy in Discourse Relations: An Interpretable Modeling Approach by Asela Reig Alamillo, David Torres Moreno, Eliseo Morales González, Mauricio Toledo Acosta, Antoine Taroni, Jorge Hermosillo Valadez

“…How much weight should be ascribed in this process to the lexical semantics of the arguments is, however, uncertain. …”
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Argumentation et prise de position en ligne : analyse des commentaires Facebook autour de la polémique « hijab de running » by Yamina Chikh Salah, Hassiba Benaldi

“…By placing our research at the crossroads of several disciplines - discourse analysis, digital discourse analysis and lexical semantics - we intend to give an account of what is at stake in these discourses. …”
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ON THE PROBLEM OF MODAL STATUS OF THE VERB LASSEN by A. A. Balakina

“…As a modal verb, lassen has the functional-grammatical monosemanticity (permissive function) due to stability of its lexical semantics since Teutonic period (before grammaticalization).…”
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On Some Control Structures in Hellenistic Greek: A Comparison with Classical and Modern Greek by Brian D. Joseph

“…Based on the evidence of these three stages of Greek and the developments that the language shows with regard to innovations in the form and properties of control structures, an argument is put forth in support of the view that control is not a purely syntactic phenomenon but rather derives from the lexical semantics of the predicates involved.…”
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Seme Stocks of Lexico-Semantic Fields - A Contrastive Study by Eva Lelakova

“…The approach to the contrastive study of lexico-semantic fields and their stocks by the method of a matrix analysis is entirely new in lexical semantics. In our research paper we present the results of a comparative analysis carried out on the seme stocks of lexico-semantic fields of the nouns denoting happiness both in English and Slovak. …”
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About meanings as a rule not included in dictionaries by Violetta Koseska-Toszewa, Maksim Duszkin

“…This ambiguity can be explained by strong and weak existential quantification. Lexical semantics did not distinguish between these two types of existentiality. …”
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Automated extraction of lexical meanings from Polish corpora: potentialities and limitations by Maciej Piasecki

“…Two basic paradigms of lexical semantics extraction are briefly described. Their properties are analysed on the basis of several experiments performed on Polish corpora. …”
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Linguistic Corpora as International Cultural Heritage: The Corpus of Bulgarian and Ukrainian Parallel Texts by Olena Siruk, Ivan Derzhanski

“…We give examples of the a pplication of the parallel corpus for the study of lexical semantics and note the outstanding role of the corpus in the lexicographic description of Ukrainian and Bulgarian translation equivalents. …”
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Fluidity in argument indexing in Komnzo by Döhler Christian

“…In addition to the description, the main contribution of the article lies in an in-depth examination of the interaction between lexical semantics and the morphological structure in Komnzo. …”
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Existential clauses in Nosu Yi texts by Walters, Susan, Atqi, Ndaxit

“…An examination of a corpus of twenty texts, both oral and written, sheds light on the lexical semantics of each verb, many of which specify the nature of the referent, the space in which it exists, and the posture or nature of the referent’s existence.…”
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Continuity, divergence, and the evolution of brain language pathways. by Rilling, J, Glasser, M, Jbabdi, S, Andersson, J, Preuss, T

“…Based on these and other data, we argue that the arcuate fasciculus is likely to be the pathway most essential for higher-order aspects of human language such as syntax and lexical-semantics.…”

Continuity,divergence,and the evolution of brain language pathways by Rilling, K, Glasser, F, Jbabdi, S, Andersson, J, Preuss, M

“…Based on these and other data, we argue that the arcuate fasciculus is likely to be the pathway most essential for higher-order aspects of human language such as syntax and lexical-semantics.…”

I nomi della storia : aspetti linguistici della storia e civiltà italiana by Iva Strakošová

“…We will conclude with linguistic analyses of lingvorealie in terms of the lexical-semantics.…”
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NON-PERSONALIZED LANDSCAPE MODELS IN SH. BRONTE’S “JANE EYRE” IN ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN by Viktoria D. Pupynina

“…The study was conducted using four methods: lexical semantics, quantitative and comparative analysis. …”
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Semantic relations between verbs in Polish WordNet 2.0 by Marek Maziarz, Maciej Piasecki, Stanisław Szpakowicz, Joanna Rabiega-Wiśniewska, Bożena Hojka

“… Semantic relations between verbs in Polish WordNet 2.0 The noun dominates wordnets. The lexical semantics of verbs is usually under-represented, even if it is essential in any semantic analysis which goes beyond statistical methods. …”
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LEXICAL FIELD OF ‘SAYING’ ON JAPANESE LEXEME IU by Abdul Gapur, Mulyadi Mulyadi

“…The research discusses the lexical semantics words in lexeme iu (言う) in Japanese, the lexical relation and the meaning feature, which are found of each word in a semantics field. …”
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