A Glimpse of the Semantic Structure of the Bulgarian Preposition nana by Tsoneva-Mathewson, Snezha

“… This paper demonstrates the applicability of a cognitive lexical semantic analysis to some of the meanings of the highly polysemous Bulgarian preposition na. …”
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THE SEMANTIC STRUCTURE OF THE VERB OF SPEAKING KAZAKH LANGUAGE by Балқия ҚАСЫМ, Гүлбану СУАМБЕКОВА

“…A model describing the semantic differences of words lexical-semantic group of verbs of speech (speaking), mentioned in the Kazakh language. …”
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Conceptual Basis of the Lexicon in Machine Translation by Dorr, Bonnie J.

“…Lexical word entries have two levels of description: the first is an underlying lexical-semantic representation that is derived from hierarchically organized primitives, and the second is a mapping from this representation to a corresponding syntactic structure. …”
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CONCORDANCES ÉTYMOLOGIQUES ET LEXICO-SÉMANTIQUES ENTRE LE FRANÇAIS RÉGIONAL ET LE ROUMAIN by Adrian CHIRCU

“… Etymological and Lexical-Semantic Concordances Between Regional French and Romanian language. …”
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Grammatical definitions of parts of speech in Jezičnica horvatsko-slavinska by Josip Đurkovečki by Željka Brlobaš

“…Special attention is paid to definitions of parts of speech taking into account their lexical-semantic, morphological or syntactical bases. The analysis of definitions of parts of speech in J. …”
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Un cas de grammaticalisation ratée ? Étude diachronique de l’emploi du verbe stand en anglais by Maarten Lemmens

“…In this paper, we present a cognitive lexical semantic analysis of these older uses and suggest three hypotheses that could possibly account for the disappearance (or rather, the non-grammaticalisation) of the English posture verbs.…”
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Words in War-Time Project by Mugglestone, L

“…Clark’s wide-ranging documentation—with annotations, definitions, frequency statements, and citational evidence of lexical/semantic change during World War I, along with frequent comparisons to the Oxford English Dictionary—has, as part of the project, been transferred to a tagged and fully searchable database, enabling, as this essay examines, new insights into Clark’s interdisciplinary focus, his status as lexicographer, and the shifting patterns of language and lexical history in a period of critical change.…”

Predicate Decomposition, and Linking Syntax and Semantics: A Brazilian Portuguese Analysis by Márcia Cançado, Luisa Godoy

“…In essence, the proposal consists of two tasks: a) to corroborate the idea of lexically representing verbs by means of a semantic predicate decomposition and, more importantly, b) to propose a linking mechanism between such lexical-semantic level and syntax itself. The contribution of this study consists in the form and manner in which the linking occurs. …”
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Context Availability and Sentence Availability Ratings for 3,000 English Words and their Association with Lexical Processing by Ellen Taylor, Kate Nation, Yaling Hsiao

“…Both variables were investigated alongside other word-level characteristics to explore lexical-semantic space. Analyses demonstrated that context availability and sentence availability are distinct. …”
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Multilingual Workflows for Semantic Change Research by Paola Marongiu, Barbara McGillivray, Anas Fahad Khan

“…We present a series of workflows that aim to support research in lexical semantic change, i.e. the phenomenon by which words change their meaning over time. …”
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Processing of Chinese Base-Generated-Topic Sentences by L1-Korean Speakers: An Eye-Tracking Study by Kaiyan Song, Hui Chang, Yuxia Wang

“…According to the shallow structure hypothesis (SSH), adult L2 learners rely more on lexical-semantic and pragmatic information but less so on syntactic information in online language processing, ending up with shallower syntactic representation. …”
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Context availability and sentence availability ratings for 3,000 English words and their association with lexical processing by Taylor, E, Nation, K, Hsiao, Y

“…Both variables were investigated alongside other word-level characteristics to explore lexical-semantic space. Analyses demonstrated that context availability and sentence availability are distinct. …”

SEMANTIC AND FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OF HOMONYMOUS PREFIXES AND PREVERBAL PARTICLES IN MODERN GERMAN COLLOQUIAL VOCABULARY by L. A. Yushkova

“…The example shows the semantic invariant underlying the development of the word-formative element meanings and combining the lexical-semantic variants realized in this or that wordformative model in colloquial German.…”
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Bazes and Their Shibboleths: Lexical Variation and Sheng Speakers’ Identity in Nairobi by Peter Githinji

“…The relevance of lexical semantic differences is regarded as a consequence of deliberate strategies in which members of different bazes manipulate the meaning of words to draw categorical boundaries. …”
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Coexpression and synexpression patterns across languages: comparative concepts and possible explanations by Martin Haspelmath

“…Meanings and linguistic shapes (or forms) do not always map onto each other in a unique way, and linguists have used all kinds of different terms for such situations: Ambiguity, polysemy, syncretism, lexicalization, semantic maps; portmanteau, cumulative exponence, feature bundling, underspecification, and so on. …”
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MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS OF PREFIXED VERBS SEMANTICS (EXAMPLIFIED BY YIDDISH VERBS) by K. A. Shishigin

“…The situation at the objective denotative level correlates with the lexical semantic level of the verb determining symmetrical, (including isomorphic symmetrical), or asymmetrical concepts of the situation. …”
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Positional verbs: derivation, semantics and functioning by Inna Valerjanovna Stupak

“… This research is based on the universal theory of the lexical-semantic category of causation and its specific character. …”
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Świat roślin w opowiadaniach Ludzie stamtąd Marii Dąbrowskiej by Józefa Kobylińska, Ewa Horyń

“…The terminology which is discussed belongs to 10 lexical-semantic areas, namely: 1. Wild and cultivated trees; 2. …”
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За Mатей Граматик и говоримия български език през XVI век by Tsibranska-Kostova, Mariyana

“…The author proposes lexical-semantic classifications of word groups. The basic aim of the paper is to prove that – contrary to popular opinions about Matthew’s strong rhetoric character and distance from the spoken language – his hagiographic work contains visible signs of vernacular language. …”
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Lexical and semantic skills of fourth grade students used in communication by writing by Danuta Piórkowska-Poniewierska, Marta Bogdanowicz, Paweł Andrzej Atroszko

“…The properties and application of lexical-semantic aspect of written expressions were described. …”
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