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Glossary and Index

A
abbreviation 3.3.1
Abercrombie 10.3.2
ablative 4.1.1
abstractness 1.3.2
accent 2.4.42.4.5
accuracy 11.6.4
accusative 4.1.1
achievement test 11.6.3
acoustic phonetics 1.7.12.1
acquisition 6.1.2
acronym 3.3.1
action process 12.2.3
actor 4.4.212.2.3
addition 3.3.2
address form 7.2.3
addressee 1.49.4.1
addresser 1.49.4.1
adjective 3.1.24.1.15.5.2
adjunct 12.2.3
adverb 3.1.2
affix 3.2.1
affix hopping 4.3.1
affixation 7.1.4
affricate 2.4.32.4.52.9.1
agreement 4.1.3
airstream 2
alliteration 9.3.29.3.6
allomorph / 3.2.44.3.1
allophone 2.8
allophonic variation 2.8.3
allophony 2.8.3
alveolar ridge 2.2
alveolar 2.4.42.4.5
ambiguity 4.2.24.3.16.2.38.2.28.3.2
ambiguous 5.5.26.3
American descriptive linguistics 12.3
American English 10.3.5
American Indian languages 12.3
American structuralism 10.3.212.3
analogical creation 3.3.1
anapest 9.3.3

anaphor 4.3.3
anaphoric reference 4.3.2
Anderson 6.3.1
Animal communication system 1.21.3
animate 4.2.1
annotation 10.3.410.3.5
antecedent 4.3.2
anthropological 12.3.1
anthropological linguistics 1.8.37.1.1
anticipatory coarticulation 2.6.1
antonomasia 7.1.4
antonym 5.4
antonymy () 5.3.2
appellative 4.4.2
applied linguistics 11
applied sociolinguistics 7.2.4
appropriacy 11.6.4
appropriateness 11.2.5
approximant 2.4.32.4.5
Apte 77.2.1
aptitude test 11.6.2
Arabic 3.3.14.4.1
arbitrariness 1.3.112
argument 4.3.35.5.2
article 3.1.24.1.14.2.1
articulation 2.6
articulator 2.4.22.4.3
articulatory phonetics 1.7.12.1
artificial speech 10
aspect 4.1.2
aspirated 2.6.22.8.2
assimilation 2.9.13.2.43.3.26.2.4
associative 4.2.1
associative meaning 5.3
assonance 9.3.29.3.6
Atkinson, A.M. 2.1
attributive 4.2.212.2.3
auditory phonetics 1.7.12.1
Austin, John Langshaw 8.18.1.2
authentic input 11.4.2
authorial style 9.4.3
authoring program 10.1.3
autonomy 1.8
auxiliary 3.1.212.4.3

auxiliary verb 3.1.212.2.3

B
babbling stage 12.4.1
back-formation 3.3.1
Bally, Charles 9.1
Bar-Hillel 10.2.1
Barnhart & Barnhart 7.1.4
base component 4.3.212.44
Baudouin de Courtenay, Jan 2.8.2
behaver 12.2.3
behavioural process 12.2.3
behaviourism 12.3.212.4.1
Bell, A.M. 2.5.
Bennette, James 9.1
Bereiter 6.4.2
Berlin,Brent 7.1.2
Berns 7.2.4
Biber, et al 10.3.3
bilabial 2.4.42.4.5
bilabial nasal 2.4.5
bilateral opposition 12.1.2
bilingualism 7.2.3
binary division 4.2.2
binary feature 2.10
binary taxonomy 5.4
binding 4.3.38.3.312.4.6
binding theory 4.3.312.4.6
Black English 1.1
blade 2.4.4
blank verse 9.3.4
blending 3.3.1
Bloch 12.3.2
Bloom 7.1.3
Bloomfield, L. 2.8.2; 3.1.2; 4.2.2; 12.3.2; 12.3.3; 12.4.2
Boas, Franz 2.8.27.1.112.3.1
Bolinger 1.3.2
Bolto 7.2.2
borrowing 3.3.1
bound morpheme 3.2.1
bounding theory 4.3.312.4.6
bracketing 12.4.3
Bransford 6.3.1
Bransford, John 6.4

brevity maxim 8.3.2

bridging 8.3.3
Britian, D. 2.10
British English 10.3.5
broad transcription 2.6.22.8.3
broadening 3.3.3
Brown corpus 10.3.2
Burton, Dolores Burton 9.1
C
calculability 8.2.3
calque 3.3.1
cancellability 8.2.3
cardinal numeral 3.1.2
cardinal vowel 2.5.2
Carpenter 6.2.5
Carroll, B.J. 11.6.4
Carter and Simpson 9.1
case 4.1.1
case grammar 12.5.1
case theory 4.3.312.4.6
category 1.43.1.23.2.14.14.3.26.2.38.2.110.3.512.3.312.4
categorical component 4.3.24.3.3
causative 8.3.2
CD-I, compact disk-interactive 10.1.3
Cell 12.3.3
center 4.2.3
central determiner 3.1.2
chain relation 4.2.1
chain system 12.2.3
Chao,Y.R. 2.8.2
Chen 11.2
Chinese 3.3.14.1.15.05.3.28.1.28.212.2.3
choice 12.2.3
choice system 12.2.3
Chomsky, Noam 1.9.4 2.114.2.2 4.366.1.2 7.2.1 8.3.3 1010.3.211.2.3
11.2.512.412.4.712.5.1
circumstance 12.2.3
Clahsen,H. 2.10
class 3.1.212.3.3
class shift 3.3.3
clause 3.1.14.4.2
click 2.2
clipping 3.3.1

closed class 3.1.2

closed syllable 2.11.1
cluster 2.11.1
coarticulation 2.62.7
coda 2.11
code 1.43.1.2
cognitive psycholinguistics 6
cognitive psychology 6.4.1
cognitive system 4.3.3
coherence 6.4.212.2.3
cohension 12.3.3
Cohort theory 6.2.1
co-hyponym 5.3.2
colligation 12.2.2
collocative meaning 12.2.2
color word 7.1.2
color word system 7.1.2
command 1.9.14.3.3
common core 11.3.3
common noun 5.5.2
communication 1.11.31.4
communicative competence 1.9.47.2.411.2.511.3.3
communicative dynamism, CD 12.1.3
communicative language teaching, CLT 11.2
communicative Sentence Pattern, CSP 12.1.3
communicative syllabus 11.3.3
communicative test 11.6.4
communicative-grammatical approach - 11.3.3
compact disk 10.1.3
COMPACT DISD-READ ONLY MEMORY,CD-ROM 10.1.3
comparative degree 5.3.2
competence 1.9.412.4.112.4.7
complement 12.2.3
complementary antonym 5.5.2
complementary antonymy 5.3.2
complementary distribution 2.8.33.2.4
complex predicate 5.5.2
component 1.13.2.111.3.3
componential analysis 5.4
composite proposition 5.5.2
compositionality 5.45.5.2
compound 2.123.2.13.2.3
comprehension 6.1.2
computation 12.4.3

computational linguistics 1.8.410

computational system 4.3.3
computer 10
computer-assisted learning, CAL 10.1.1
computer corpus 10.3.1
computer hardware 10.2.1
computer literacy 10
computer networks 10..1.3
computer system
computer-assisted instruction, CAI 10.1.1
computer-assisted learning,CALL 10.1
conative 1.44.4.2
concept 4.2.15.1
conceptual meaning 5.35.4
concord 4.1.3
concordance 10.3.3
concrete noun 5.5.2
concurrent 11.6.3
conjugation 3.3.1
conjunct 5.5.2
conjunction 3.1.25.5.2
conjunction buttressing 8.3.3
connotation 55.38.3.3
consequent 5.5.2
consonance 9.3.29.3.6
consonant 23.2.4
constant opposition 12.1.2
constative 8.1.1
constituent command 4.3.3
constituent proposition 5.5.2
constituent structure analysis 12.4.3
constituent 3.1.24.2.28.3.3
construct 11.6.4
construct validity 11.6.3
construction 4.2.2
constructivism 11.4.3
contact 1.4
content analysis 10.4.3
content validity 11.6.3
content word 3.1.2
context dependent 5.3.1
context of situation 7.1.112.2.112.2.2
context 1.7.62.9.26.37.1.1
contextual analyses 12.2.2

contextual meaning 8
contrastive analysis 11.5.4
control theory 4.3.312.4.6
controlled language 10.2.1
convention 1.3.1
conventional meaning 8.2.3
conventionality 1.3.1
conversational implicature 8.2.38.3
conversational maxim 8.3.29.5.1
converse antonymy 5.3.2
conversion 7.1.4
Cook 11.311.4.3
cooperative principle, CP 1.7.68.2.18.2.29.5.1
coordinate construction 4.2.3
coordination 4.2.1
Corder 11.5.2
coreferential 4.3.24.3.38.3.3
coronal 2.10
corpus data 10.3.5
corpus (pl. corpora) 10.3.110.3.512.3.3
corpus linguistics 10.3
context 1.46.2.1
countable 4.2.1
counterfactual proposition 5.5.2
couplet 9.3.4
creativity 1.3.2
Creole 7.2.3
cross-cultural 7.1.3
cross-cultural communication 7.1.1
cross-linguistic 7.1.2
Crystal, David 1.5.52.8.17.1.1
Culler 12
culture 77.17.1.412.3.1
culturally-specific 7.1.3
curriculum 11.3
customizing 10.1.3
D
dactyl 9.3.3
Dani language 7.1.2
Darnell 7.1.1
data retrieval, DR 10.4
database 12.2.5
dative (case) 4.1.14.3.1

dative movement 4.3.1

declarative 4.3.14.4.2
decoding 8.3.1
deductive 12.4.7
deep structure 4.3.112.4.412.4.5
defeasibility 8.2.3
definite 3.1.24.3.3
degenerate data 12.4.1
deixis 9.4.1
DeKeyser 11.4.1
deletion rule 12.4.5
delicacy 10.2.3
Dell 6.4.1
denotation 58.3.3
dental 2.4.42.4.5
dentalization 2.9.12.9.2
derivation 3.2.3
derivational affix. 3.2.1
derivational morphology 3.2.3
description 1.9.111.5.312.2.312.3.3
descriptive adequacy 12.4.2
descriptive linguistics 12.4
design feature 1.3
determiner 3.1.24.1.34.2.14.3.16.2.3
developing grammar 12.4.1
deviant 9.2.1
deviation 1.9.4
devoicing 2.9.12.9.3
diachronic linguistics 12
diachronic 1.9.28.3.2
diacritic 2.3.22.6.2
diagnostic test 11.6.2
dialect 1.1
dialectology 7.2.210.3.5
dialogue 9.5.1
dictionary 5.5.210.3.5
digitized sound 10.1.3
dimetre 9.3.3
diphthong 2.5.23.2.43.3.2
direct object 6.2.49.2.112.1.3
direct speech, DS 9.4.2
direct thought, DT 9.4.2
directionality 7.1.4
discourse 6.39.4.11.3.3

discourse analysis 7.2.312.2.3

discourse interpretation 6.3
discovery procedure 12.3.3
discrete 1.3.2
discrete-point grammar 11.4
discrete point test 11.6.4
disjunction 5.5.2
displacement 1.3.2
dissimilation 3.2.4
distinctive feature 2.10
distinguisher 5.5.2
distribution 3.1.212.3.3
do-insertion rule do 12.4.3
domain 1.7.13.33.3.412.4.5
dorsal 2.10
dorsum 2.2
double comparative 3.2.3
Doughty 11.4.1
Downes 7.1.1
download 10.2.4
drama 9.5
drill-and-practice software 10.1.3
D-structure D 4.3.3
dual 4.1.16.3.2
dualistic view 7.2.17.2.3
duality 1.3.2
DurkheimE 12
E
early Modern English 9.5.1
economy 8.3.210.3.2
ejective 2.2
electronic mail 10.2.4
Elizabethan English 9.5.1
ellipsis 12.4.3
elliptical sentence structure 9.4.2
Ellis, J. 2.5.211.4.111.4.3
embedded element 9.2.1
emic 1.9.5
emotive 1.41.5.44.4.2
emphasis 3.1.2
empirical 12.3.3
empirical data 10.3.5
empirical validity 11.6.3

empiricism 12.4.1
empty category, EC 12.4.6
enabling skills 11.6.4
encoding 8.3.1
end rhyme 9.3.6
endocentric construction 4.3.34.2.3
entailment 5.48.2.3
entry condition 12.2.3
epenthesis 2.9.22.9.3
equipollent opposition 12.1.2
equivalence 5.5.2
equivalence reliability 11.6.3
error analysis 11.5
EST 12.4.6
ethnicity identity 7.2.2
ethnography of communication 7.1.1
etic 1.9.5
evaluation 12.4.210.4.311.3.2
event process 12.2.3
example-based machine translation 10.2.2
exchange error 6.4.1
exchange sequence 9.5.1
exchange structure 9.5.1
exhaustive 12.4.3
existent 12.2.3
existential 4.4.2
existential process 12.2.3
existential quantifier 5.5.2
exocentric 3.2.3
exocentric construction 4.2.34.3.3
experiential 4.4.2
experiential function 12.2.3
experimental psycholinguistics 6
explanatory adequacy 12.4.2
explicit grammar instruction, EGI 11.2
expression minimization 8.3.3
expressive 1.5.44.4.2
extended standard theory, EST 12.4.5
extensive 12.2.3
extent-condition format 8.3.1
external evaluation 11.3.211.6
external qualifier 5.5.2
extrinsic sources of error 11.6.3
eye movement 6.2.5

F
face validity 11.6.3
facilitation 11.5.4
Fasold 7.1.27.2.27.2.4
feasibility 11.2.5
feature 5.5.2
feedback 10.4.2
felicity condition 8.1.1
feminine 10.3.5
fiction 9.4.49.5.1
figurative language 9.2.2
figures of speech 9.4.4
Fillmore, C.J. 12.5.1
finite element 12.2.3
finite 4.4.2
finite state grammar 12.4.3
Firbas, J. 12.1.3
first-person narrator 9.4.1
Firth, J.R. 7.1.112.2
Firthian phonology 12.2.3
Fishman 7.1.1
flap 2.4.3
flexibility 11.6.4
floppy disk 10.1.2
Flower 6.4.2
focus 2.9.2
Fodor 5.2.2
folk etymology 3.3.3
foregrounded features 9.4.4
foregrounding 9.2.19.2.3
foreign language teaching 11
form 3.1.13.3.27.2.21111.4.112.2.3
formal difference 12.3.1
formalization 12.3.312.4.7
formation 3.2
formative 3.2.1
free form 3.1.2
free indirect speech, FIS 9.4.2
free indirect thought, FIT 9.4.2
free morpheme 3.2.14.3.1
free root morpheme 3.2.2
free variant 2.8.3
free verse 9.3.4

French 3.34.1.19.5.110.2.3
frequency effect 6.2.1
Freud 12
fricative 2.4.32.4.52.9.1
friction 2.4.3
front 2.5.1
fully automatic high quality translation, FAHQT 10.2.1
function word 3.1.2
function 1.54.14.4.2
functional grammar 11.3.312.2.3
functional linguistics 11.2.4
functional sentence perspective, FSP 12.1.3
functions of language 12.2.3
fusion 3.3.1
fuzzy 10.3.5
G
Gao 7.1.4
Garrett 6.4.17.2.210.1.3
gender difference 7.2.3
gender 4.1.110.3.512.2.3
general linguistics 12.3.3
generalisation 1.3.212.4.2
generative grammar 12.412.4.6
generative semantics 12.5.1
genitive 4.1.1
genre 9.4.110.3.5
German 3.1.210.2.3
given (information) 4.4.29.4.112.1.3
global task 11.6.4
glottal 2.4.42.4.5
glottal stop 2.2
goal 12.2.3
Gomulicki 6.3.2
government theory 12.4.6
government 4.14.1.34.3.38.2.3
grammatical analysis 4.4.1
grammatical function 2.12;4.2.3;4.6.2
grammatical structure 11.2.2
gradable antonymy 5.3.2
gradual opposition 12.1.2
grammar 3.1.13.2.411.4.112.2.312.3.312.4.2
grammatical category 12.3.3
grammatical concept 12.3.1

grammatical description 12.4.3

grammatical form 9.2.1
grammatical marker 5.5.2
grammatical meaning 3.1.23.2.4
grammatical organization 9.4.4
grammatical pattern 11.2.2
grammatical process 12.3.1
grammatical rule 8.3.3
grammatical sentence pattern, GSP 12.1.3
grammatical structure 9.2.19.2.312.3.1
grammatical subject 4.4.2
grammatical system 12.3.1
grammatical word 3.1.29.4.2
graphitic form 2.3.2
Greek 3.3.144.1.17.2.211.2.1
Greenberg et al 7.1.2
Gregersen 7.2.2
Grice 88.28.2.28.3.19.5.1
Gricean maxim Grice 8.3.19.4.2
group 12.2.3
guttural 2.10
H
half-rhyme 9.3.6
Hall, R. 2.1112.3.3
Halle, Morris 12.5.1
Halliday, M.A.K 4.4.27.1.11011.2.411.3.312.212.2.3
hard palate 2.22.4.4
Harris 7.2.1
Hartley 1.8
Hatzfeld, Helmet 9.1
Hayes 6.4.2
head 4.2.3
headed construction 4.2.3
heptameter 9.3.3
hierarchical structure 4.2.2
hierarchical system 12.4.3
hierarchy 1.3.23.1.13.1.212.3.3
Higgins 10.1.3
high 2.5.1
Hill, A 12.3.3
historical linguistics 1.9.110.3.5
Hockett, Charles 2.8.24.2.3312.3.3
Holmes 10.3.5

holophrastic stage 12.4.1

homonym / 12.2.1
Hopi Hopi 7.1.17.1.2
horizontal relation 4.2.1
Horn scale 8.3.3
Horn, Lawrence 8.3.2
Householder 8.3.2
Hu 11.2
Huang, Yan 8.3.3
human cognitive system 12.4.2
human language 1.312.4.1
human speech 6.4.1
human translation 10.210.2.6
Humboldt, Wilhelm 7.1.1
Hutchins 10.1.3
Hymes, D. H. 1.9.37.1.111.2.511.3.3
hypercorrection 11.5.4
hyponym 5.3.25.4
hyponymy 5.3.3
hypothesis 11.2.3
hypothesis-deduction - 12.4.2
I
iamb 9.3.3
iambic pentameter 9.3.3
IC analysis 4.2.212.4.2
ICALL (intelligent CALL) 10.1.2
ideational (function) 1.44.4.212.2.3
identifying 12.2.3
idiom 2.1.310.3.5
idiomatically-governed 7.1.3
ill-formed sentences 12.4.4
illocutionary act 8.1.2
illocutionary force 8.1.2
imaginative (function) 1.412.2.3
immediacy assumption 6.2.5
immediate constituent analysis 4.2.24.3.1
imperative rule 12.4.4
imperative 4.4.2
implicate 8.2.28.2.3
implication 5.5.28.2.18.2.38.3.2
implication connective 5.5.2
implicature 7.1.38.2
implied meaning 8.2.1

implosive 2.2
inanimate 4.2.1
inclusiveness relation 5.3
indefinite 3.1.2
indicative 4.4.2
indirect object 6.2.412.1
indirct speech, IS 9.4.2
indirect thought, IT 9.4.2
Indo-European languages 1.9.33.1.212.3.1
inference 5.5.26.3.18.3.19.4.4
inference drawing 6.3.1
inferential communication 8.3.1
infinitive 3.1.24.1.2
infix 3.2.1
inflection 3.1.23.2.3
inflectional affix 3.2.1
inflectional morphology 3.2.3
inflective endings 3.1.2
information retrieval 1.8.410.4
information structure 10.4.3
informative (function) 1.5.112.2.3
innateness 12.4.7
innateness hypothesis 12.4.1
input 10.4.211.4.212.4.1
input hypothesis 11.4.2
instrumental (function) 1.412.2.3
integrative test 11.6.4
intensifier 7.2.2
intensive 12.2.3
interactional (function) 1.412.2.3
interdental 2.4.4
interface 1.8.4
interference 11.5.4
interjection 1.43.1.39.5.1
interlanguage 11.4.311.5.2
interlingua 10.2.2
interlingual approach 10.2.2
interlocutor 8.1.2
internal evaluation 11.3.211.6.2
internal structure 4.2.2
international phonetic alphabet, IPA 2.102.3.22.3.2
internet 10.2.4
interpersonal 1.44.4.2
interpersonal function 1.51.5.212.2.3

interpretation 12.4.7
interrogative sentence 4.4.24.3.17.2.2
intonation 2.11
intra-linguistic relation 5.3
intransitive 4.3.2
intrinsic sources of error 11.6.3
invariable word 3.1.2
invention 3.3.1
inversion 3.1.2
IPA chart 2.4.42.5.2
IPS symbol 2.8.3
irony 9.4.2
isolated opposition 12.1.2
Italian 3.3.1
J
Jakobson, Roman 1.44.4.2
Japanese 3.3.13.3.110.2.3
jargon 1.1
Jesperson, Otto 2.3.27.2.2
Johnson & Johnson 10
Johnson 6.4
Jones, Daniel 2.3.22.5.22.8.27.1.3
K
Katz, John 4.3.25.5.2
Kaufer 6.4.2
Kay, Paul 7.1.210.2.3
Kennedy and Graeme 10.3
Kenyon, J.S. 2.5.3
kernel sentence 12.4.3
keyword 10.4.3
Kintsch 6.3.2
Kjelmer 10.3.5
Knott,T.A. 2.5.3
knowledge 6.4.210.2.2
known information 12.1.3
Krashen 11.4.2
Kruszewski, Mikolaj 2.8.2
Kuno, Susumo 4.3.3
L
label 4.2.2
labial 2.10

labiodental 2.4.42.4.5
Labov, William 7.2.2
Ladefoged 2.5.3
Lado 11.6.3
Lakoff 7.2.212.5.1
Lakoff & Johnson 7.1.3
Lancaster 10.4
language 167.17.21012.3.1
language acquisition device, LAD 12.4.1
language attitude 7.2.3
language choice 7.2.3
language comprehension 6.23.16.4
language data 10
language learning 1.21111.47.2.4
language maintenance 7.2.3
language processing 6.3.16.4
language structure 12.4.7
language system 2.112.4.1
language teaching 7.1.47.2.41112.2.312.3.2
language universal 12.4.1
language use 7.1.17.2.2
langue 1.9.38.3.2
Larsen-Freeman 11.2
larynx 2.2
lateral 2.4.32.4.5
Latin 3.1.23.3.13.3.24.1.14.2.311.2.1
Latin grammar 1.9.14.1.211.2.1
lax vowel 2.5.3
Leech, G. 510.3.210.3.4
length 2.1.22.5.12.5.412.2.2
Lepschy, G. C. 12.3.3
letter 2.3.1
level 1.3.2
Levinson, Stephen 8.3.3
lexeme 3.1.1
lexical ambiguity 6.2.2
lexical change 3.3
lexical level 12.2.2
lexical meaning 3.1.23.2.4
lexical morphology 3.2.3
lexical studies 10.3.5
lexical word 3.1.2
lexicogrammar 3.1.11.112.2.3
lexicon 3.2.34.3.24.3.312.4.512.5.1

lexis 9.2.39.4.4
liaison 3.1.4
limerick 9.3.4
line 9.3.6
linear phonology 2.11
linear structure 4.2.2
linguistic university 7.1.2
linguistic behaviour 12.2.3
linguistic behaviour potential 12.2.3
linguistic competence 11.2.311.6.312.4.112.4.2
linguistic context 12.2.2
linguistic data 10.3.112.4.2
linguistic description 12.3.212.4.3
linguistic determinism 7.1.1
linguistic facts 12.4.3
linguistic relativity 7.1.1
linguistic sexism 7.2.2
linguistic structure 12.2.312.3.1
linguistic theory 11.7
linguistic unit 12.2.3
linguistic universal 10.2.212.4.112.4.7
linguistic variation 7.2.27.2.3
linguistics 141112.3.112.4.3
lip rounding 2.5.12.5.2
literal language 9.2.29.2.3
literary stylistics 9
loan translation 3.3
loanblend 3.3.1
loanshift 3.3.1
loanword 3.3.1
local area networks, LAN 10.1.3
locutionary act 8.1.2
logical component 12.4.5
logical connective 5.5.2
logical form component 4.3.3
logical form representation 12.4.5
logical formula 5.5.2
logical function 12.2.3
logical semantics 5.5.2
logical structure 5.5.2
logical subject 4.4.2
logophoricity 4.3.3
London School 12.212.2.3
Long & Robinson 11.4.1

long vowed 2.11.13.2.43.3.2

loss of sound 3.3.2
loudness 2.12
low 2.5.1
Luhn 10.4.3
Luo Changpei 12.2.3
Lyons, John 1.65.5.2
M
machine translation 1.8.410.212.2.3
macrolinguistics 1.8
macroproposition 6.3.2
macrostructure 6.3.2
main clause 12.2.3
Malinowski, Bronislaw 1.5.54.4.27.1.112.2.2
man-machine symbiosis 10.2.1
manner maxim 8.2.1
manner of articulation 2.4.32.4.5
marked 5.3.28.3.28.3.310.3.5
masculine 10.3.5
matalinguistic 4.4.2
material (process) 4.4.212.2.3
mathematical principles 12.4.3
Mathesius, V. 12.1.1
maxim 8.2.2
maximal onset principle 2.11.3
McArthur, Tom 10.3.1
McCawley, J. 8.3.212.5.1
meaning potential 7.1.111.3.312.2.3
meaning shift 3.3.3
meaning 1.3.21.7.55.05.1812.2.312.2.312.3.112.3.312.4.3
mental (processs) 4.4.212.2.3
mentalism 12.4.7
message 1.49.4.1
Mesthrie 7.2.2
metafunction 11.2.412.2.35.4
metalinguistic 1.48.3.2
metaphor 7.1.39.2.2
metathesis 3.3.2
metonymy 9.2.2
metre 9.3
metrical patterning 9.3.3
microcomputer 10
microprocessor 10

mid 2.5.12.5.1
Milic, Louis 9.1
Milroy 7.2.2
mind 6
minimal attachment theory 6.2.3
minimal pair 2.8.12.8.2
minimalist program 12.4.6
minimum free form 3.1.212.2.3
mirror maxim 8.3.3
mistake 11.5.1
modal subject 4.4.2
modal verb 12.2.3
modality 12.2.3
modern French 9.5.1
modification 4.3.26.410.3.212.5.1
modifier 4.2.3
monomorphemic 3.2.1
monophonemic 3.2.4
monophthong 2.5.2
monosyllabic 2.122.11.13.2.4
Motague grammar 5.5.2
mood 4.4.28.1.112.2.3
morph 12.3.3
morpheme 1.3.13.1.13.2.13.2.444.3.112.4.3
morpheme-exchange error 6.4.1
morphemic shape 3.2.4
morphemic structure 3.2.4
morphemic transcription 3.2.4
morphological change 3.3.3
morphological rule 3.2.1
morphology 1.7.33.2.13.2.33.2.4
morpho-phonemic component 4.3.1
morphophonemics 3.2.4
morphophonology 3.2.4
morpho-syntactical change 3.3.3
mother tongue 7.1.211.2.311.5.211.5.412.4.1
motivation 1.27.1.4
move 4.3.3
M-principle M 8.3.3
MT 10.2
MT quality 10.2.3
multilateral opposition 12.1.2
multi-level phonology 2.11
multilingualism 7.2.3

N
narratee 9.4.1
narrator 9.4.1
narrators representation of speech acts, NRSA 9.4.2
narrators representation of speech, NRS 9.4.2
narrators representation of thought acts, NRTA 9.4.2
narrators representation of thought, NRT 9.4.2
narrow transcription 2.6.22.8.3
narrowing 3.3.3
nasal 2.11.12.4.5
nasal cavity 2.22.4.3
nasal sound 2.23.2.4
nasal stop 2.4.3
nasal tract 2.6
nasality 2.6
nasalization 2.9.12.9.2
Nash, Walter 9.5.3
native speaker 11.5.2
natural language 5.5.2
naturalistic data 10.3.5
near-adult grammar 12.4.1
negation 3.1.25.5.28.3.212.4.3
negative 3.1.24.3.1
negative interference 11.5.4
negative marker 3.1.3
negative transfer 11.5.4
neogrammarian 12
network 4.4.2
network computer 10.2.4
neutralizable opposition 12.1.2
new information 9.4.1
new stylistics 9.1
Nida, Eugene 1.5.47.1.17.1.37.1.4
node 4.3.3
nominal group 3.1.2
nominalization 4.3.1
nominative 4.1.1
non-authentic input 11.4.2
non-contrastive analysis 11.5.4
non-conventionality 8.2.3
non-detachability 8.2.3
non-linear phonology 2.11
non-linguistic entity 5.3

non-pulmonic sound 2.2

non-reciprocal discourse 11.4.2
non-reflexive pronoun 8.3.3
nonsense word stage 12.4.1
nonverbal cues 1.2
norm 5.3.2
notation system 2.3.22.5.3
notion 11.3.3
notional-functional syllabus 11.3.3
noun phrase 4.2.34.3.16.2.3
noun 2.113.1.24.14.1.14.1.34.2.112.4.412.4.5
number system 12.2.3
number 4.1.111.4.312.4.3
O
OBarr & Atkins 7.2.4
object 4.1.34.2.1
object-deletion 4.3.1
objective case 3.3.3
objectivity 11.6.312.3.3
obligatory 12.3.312.4.3
observational adequacy 12.4.2
abstruction 2.4.12.5.1
OCR scanner 10.2.1
octametre 9.3.3
Ogden 5.1
Ohmann 11.2.3
Old English 2.3.13.3.2
one-place predicate 5.5.2
on-line translation 10.2.4
onomatopoeia 1.3.19.3.5
onset 2.11
open class 3.1.2
open syllable 2.11.10
operational system 10.4.2
operative 12.2.3
operator 4.4.2
oppositeness relation 5.3
opposition 12.1.2
optimal relevance 8.3.1
option 12.2.3
optional 12.3.312.4.3
oral cavity 2.22.4.12.4.3
oral stop 2.4.3

ordinal numeral 3.1.2

origin of language 1.4
orthography 2.3.1
ostensive communication 8.3.1
output 10.4.212.4.1
overgeneralization 3.3.111.5.4
P
palatal 2.4.42.4.5
palatal-alveolar 2.4.4
palatalization 2.8.3
Palmer 7.1.1
paradigm 3.1.23.2.3
paradigmatic relation 4.2.14.3.24.4.212.1.212.2.212.2.3
paraphrase 5.5.29.3.29.5.3
parole 1.9.38.3.2
part of speech 3.1.24.110.3.4
participant 11.3.212.2.3
particle 3.1.212.4.3
particular grammar 12.4..2
partitive 3.1.2
passive transformation 4.3.14.3.212.4.3
passive (voice) 4.3.14.3.212.4.312.4.4
pattern drill technique 11.2.2
pattern 9.4.4
patterning 2.7
pause 3.1.13.1.26.4.1
peak 2.11.1
perceptual span 6.2.5
perfectionism 10.2.1
perfective 4.1.2
performance test 11.6.4
performance 1.5.31.7.51.7.61.9.411.2.5
performative (verb) 1.5.38.1.18.1.2
perlocutionary act 8.1.2
perseverative coarticulation 2.6.1
person 7.1.19.4.1
personal (function) 1.412.2.3
pharyngeal 2.4.4
pharynx 2.22.4.4
phatic (communion) 1.41.5.54.4.212.2.1
phone 2.8.3
phonematic unit 12.2.2
phoneme 1.7.22.82.8.23.2.44.2.112..2.212.3.3

phonetic alphabet 2.3.2

phonetic form component 4.3.3
phonetic similarity 2.8.3
phonetic symbol 2.5.3
phonetic transcription 2.32.62.8.3
phonetics 1.7.12.12.712.1.2
phonological analysis 2.712.3.3
phonological component 12.4.4
phonological level 12.2.2
phonological process 2.9
phonological representation 12.4.5
phonological rule 2.912.4.5
phonological structure 2.73.2.4
phonological system 3.3.211.2.2
phonological variant 7.2.2
phonology 1.7.22.72.103.2.412.1.2
phrasal verb 3.1.24.2.2
phrase 2.123.1.1
phrase structure 4.3.1
phrase structure grammar 12.4.3
phrase structure rule, PS rule 4.3.14.3.212.4.312.4.5
pidgin 7.2.3
Pike, Kenneth 12.3.3
Pilliner 11.6.3
Pitch 2.12
place of articulation 2.4.42.4.5
play 9.5
plosion 2.4.3
plosive 2.4.3
plural 4.1.1
pluralism 7.2.3
plurality 3.2.4
poetic (function) 1.44.4.29.3.5
poetry 9.3.69.5.1
polymorphemic (word) 3.1.13.2.1
polysyllabic 3.2.42.11.1
p