Linguistic Test 11

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

Inflectional

Juncture

Prosody

Clitic

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

Phoneme

Morpheme

Sound

Phone

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

Conversion

Inflectional

Transformational

Derivation

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

Morphology

Grammaticality

Lexicography

Phonology

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

Encyclopedia

Linguistic record

Semantic field

Dictionary

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

Stem

Lexeme

Lexicon

Phoneme

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

Base

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