lexeme in Japanese
lexeme in Japanese is 語彙素 — lexeme means a word, or a group of related word forms, treated as one unit of vocabulary sharing a basic meaning.
lexeme in Japanese
語彙素
Pronounced: goiso
(linguistics) A lexical item corresponding to the set of all words (or of all multi-word expressions) that are semantically related through inflection of a particular shared basic form.
What does "lexeme" mean?
- noun A word, or a group of related word forms, treated as one unit of vocabulary sharing a basic meaning.
- noun The smallest abstract unit of meaning that lies behind such a group of word forms.
- noun The whole group of related word forms itself.
- noun The particular word form chosen to stand for the whole group.
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What is "lexeme" in Japanese?
"lexeme" in Japanese is 語彙素. lexeme means: A word, or a group of related word forms, treated as one unit of vocabulary sharing a basic meaning.
How do you pronounce 語彙素?
"lexeme" in Japanese is 語彙素, pronounced "goiso".
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