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So it is unusual , then , to find a language with a word - class assignment as anomalous as two verbs meaning ' and ' . ... Like the Walman and - verbs , kinship verbs are crosslinguisti- cally exceptional in that such meanings are more ...
So it is unusual , then , to find a language with a word - class assignment as anomalous as two verbs meaning ' and ' . ... Like the Walman and - verbs , kinship verbs are crosslinguisti- cally exceptional in that such meanings are more ...
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Ch . 3 ( 55-98 ) presents a theory of meaning predictability for novel , context - free naming units . A key aspect of this theory is that the most probable word - formation ( WF ) types are identified by determining the most probable ...
Ch . 3 ( 55-98 ) presents a theory of meaning predictability for novel , context - free naming units . A key aspect of this theory is that the most probable word - formation ( WF ) types are identified by determining the most probable ...
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This finding suggests that a theory of meaning predictability is feasible and stands in contrast to previous claims that the number of possible meanings for a novel word out of context is potentially infinite ( cf. Downing 1977 ) .
This finding suggests that a theory of meaning predictability is feasible and stands in contrast to previous claims that the number of possible meanings for a novel word out of context is potentially infinite ( cf. Downing 1977 ) .
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