lexical in Italian
lexical in Italian is lessicale — lexical means relating to a language's vocabulary, words, sentences or morphemes.
lexical in Italian
lessicale
(linguistics) Concerning the vocabulary, words, sentences or morphemes of a language.
What does "lexical" mean?
- adj Relating to a language's vocabulary, words, sentences or morphemes.
- adj Relating to dictionaries or the work of compiling them.
- adj (grammar) Describing a word that carries meaning, rather than one that plays a grammatical role.
- adj To do with alphabetical order, or an extension of that idea.
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What is "lexical" in Italian?
"lexical" in Italian is lessicale. lexical means: Relating to a language's vocabulary, words, sentences or morphemes.
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