Linguistic Test 11

The discipline that is responsible, among other tasks, for developing dictionaries is

Grammaticality

Phonology

Lexicography

Morphology

A work where words or terms can be consulted and their meaning, definition, etymology, spelling, fixed pronunciation, hyphenation, and grammatical form are provided

Dictionary

Semantic field

Encyclopedia

Linguistic record

A minimal fragment capable of expressing a meaning

Morpheme

Phoneme

Phone

Grapheme

The morpheme or part of a word, which carries the referential meaning, that is, it gives the word an understandable idea for the speakers

Lexicon

Stem

Lexeme

Phoneme

Element that joins a radical to form a word, changing the basic meaning of the word

Case

Category

Base

Affix

A unit of meaning that is separated from the others by potential pauses in speech and blanks in writing

Text

Speech

Sound

Word

It is the affix that is added before the radical, in addition the basic meaning of the radical changes

Prefix

Circumfix

Suffix

One of the procedures of word formation, and allows languages designate semantically related concepts with other typically adding affixes

Transformational

Inflectional

Derivation

Conversion

A grammatical element that is written as a separate unstressed word or particle, but is actually pronounced as part of the next or previous word

Prosody

Juncture

Inflectional

Clitic

The smallest unit of language that has a constant meaning or grammatical function

Phoneme

Sound

Morpheme

Phone

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