Subject index
Abbreviation | 93, 135 |
Ablaut reduplication | 134 |
Absolute productivity | 100 |
Acronym | 136 |
Ageism | 12 |
Affixation | 92, 100 |
Amelioration | 42, 149 |
American English | 178 |
Analogy | 14 |
Antilogy | 69 |
Antiphrasis | 45 |
Antonym | 11, 62 |
Antonymy | 62 |
Aphaeresis | 131 |
Apocopation | 131 |
Applied lexicology | 16 |
Archaic word | 12 |
Archaism | 170, 174 |
Assimilation | 14 |
Axiological shift | 14 |
Auto-antonyms | 68 |
Auto-antonymy | 45, 68 |
Auto-converse | 46 |
Back clipping | 131 |
Back-formation | 93, 130 |
Backronym | 139 |
Bahuvrihe | 122 |
Blend | 132 |
Blending | 93, 132 |
Borrowed words | 13 |
Borrowing | 96 |
British English | 178 |
Capitonyms | 59 |
Catch phrase | 155 |
Categorization | 15 |
Classifications of word-formation devices | 89 |
Clipping | 93, 131 |
Cognitive metaphor | 44 |
Cockney | 180 |
Coinage | 170 |
Collocation | 152, 159 |
Collocation dictionaries | 190 |
Collocational restriction | 153 |
Combinability | 15 |
Comparative lexicology | 16 |
Complementary antonyms | 66 |
Composite forms | 155 |
Compound | 120 |
Compound Adjectives | 125 |
Compounding | 93 |
Compound Nouns | 124 |
Compound Prepositions | 128 |
Compounds spelling | 122 |
Compounds stress patterns | 123 |
Compound Verbs | 127 |
Compression | 14, 93, 146 |
Concept | 15 |
Conceptualization | 15 |
Conceptual pictures of the world | 15 |
Connotation | 34 |
Connotation shift | 94, 149 |
Contextual anonyms | 67 |
Conversion | 93, 141 |
De-adjectival nouns | 143 |
De-adjectival verbs | 143 |
Degree of semantic isolation | 160 |
De-nominal adjectives | 143 |
De-nominal verbs | 141, 143 |
Denotation | 33 |
Derivational affix | 100 |
Derivational prefixes | 111 |
Derivational suffixes | 101 |
Descriptive lexicology | 16 |
Deterioration (degeneration) | 43 |
De-verbal nouns | 141, 142 |
Diachronic dictionaries | 189 |
Dialect | 11, 177 |
Dictionaries of slang | 189 |
Dictionaries of synonyms and antonyms | 189 |
Dictionaries of word-frequency | 189 |
Direct nomination | 87 |
Directional antonyms | 67 |
Electronic computer dictionaries | 190 |
Elliptical nomination | 146 |
Emotionally charged words | 175 |
Emotionally coloured vocabulary | 12 |
Emotionally neutral vocabulary | 175 |
Enantionymy | 69 |
Endocentric compound | 121 |
Eponym | 145 |
Estuary English | 180 |
Etymological dictionaries | 189 |
Etymology | 16 |
Euphemism | 176 |
Exact reduplication | 134 |
Exocentric compound | 121 |
Explanatory dictionaries | 188 |
Extension | 39 |
False friends | 59 |
Field | 11 |
Folk etymology | 46 |
Fore-clipping | 131 |
Free combination | 152, 159 |
Full conversion | 148 |
Full homonyms | 58 |
Full reduplication | 134 |
Full synonyms | 72 |
General dictionaries | 188 |
Generalization | 39 |
General lexicology | 16 |
Gradable antonyms | 63 |
Grammatical conversion | 117 |
Grammatical meaning | 32 |
Heterologues | 59 |
Historical lexicology | 16 |
Holonymy | 82 |
Homograph | 58 |
Homonym | 10, 50, 56 |
Homonyms proper | 60 |
Homonymy | 56 |
Homophone | 59 |
Hyperbole | 45 |
Hypernym | 79 |
Hyponym | 79 |
Iconic derivation | 93, 139 |
Ideographic synonymy | 73 |
Idiolect | 12 |
Idiom | 160 |
Impure opposites | 67 |
Incompatibility | 81 |
Incorporation | 93 |
Inflectional affix | 100 |
Initialism | 135 |
Inner derivation | 141 |
Inter-level conversion | 144 |
Interpreter’s false friends | 59 |
International words | 13 |
Interpretant | 32 |
Jargon | 181 |
Language activators | 190 |
Language of abuse | 175 |
Language pictures of the world | 15 |
Left-branching language | 121 |
Lexeme | 27 |
Lexical derivation | 91 |
Lexical field | 169 |
Lexical hierarchy | 83 |
Lexical meaning | 32 |
Lexical phrases | 155 |
Lexicography | 16, 186 |
Lexicology | 9 |
Lexis | 26 |
Linear derivation | 92, 93 |
Litotes | 45 |
Loaded expressions | 31 |
Loaded lexicon | 175 |
Loaded words | 12, 31 |
Major derivation types | 94 |
Meaning | 29 |
Meronymy | 82 |
Metaphor | 43, 94, 149 |
Metaphoric nomination | 149 |
Metonymy | 44 |
Middle clipping | 131 |
Minor derivation types | 94, 130 |
Morphological word-formation | 91 |
Motivated lexical units | 87 |
Multicomponent Compounds | 128 |
Narrowing | 40 |
Native vocabulary | 13, 169 |
Near-opposites | 67 |
Neologism | 12, 170, 171 |
New Englishes | 179 |
Nomination | 86 |
Nomination of the second order | 86 |
Nonce word | 94, 96, 170 |
Non-lexical synonymy | 77 |
Non-linear derivation | 92, 93 |
Noun adjunct | 94, 148 |
Online dictionaries | 191 |
Onomatopoeic words | 87 |
Opposition | 14 |
Paronym | 10, 60 |
Paronymy | 52, 60 |
Partial reduplication | 134 |
Partial synonyms | 72 |
Part of speech | 25 |
Pejoration | 43, 149 |
People first language | 182 |
Phonetic reduplication | 134 |
Phraseological dictionaries | 189 |
Phraseological unit | 158 |
Phraseological variants | 163 |
Phraseologism | 96, 158 |
Phraseology | 16, 158 |
Poetic vocabulary | 11 |
Political correctness | 182 |
Polyseme | 50 |
Polysemy | 49, 50 |
Portmanteau | 132 |
Prefixation | 111 |
Primary nomination | 87 |
Productive affix | 100 |
Professional vocabulary | 11 |
Pronouncing dictionaries | 189 |
Proverb | 165 |
Pseudo-acronym | 137 |
Quotation | 156 |
Redistribution | 141 |
Redundant-acronym syndrome | 138 |
Reduplication | 93, 134 |
Regional variation | 11, 177 |
Relational antonyms | 67 |
Relative meaning | 100 |
Relative terms | 67 |
Restricted dictionaries | 188 |
Reverse dictionary | 190 |
Reversive antonyms | 67 |
Rhetoric | 16 |
Rhyming reduplication | 134 |
RP, received pronunciation | 179 |
Semantic analysis | 10 |
Semantic change | 39 |
Semantic functions of synonyms | 73 |
Semantic shift | 148 |
Semantic synonyms | 73 |
Semantic word-formation | 91 |
Semasiology | 16, 29 |
Semi-affixes | 106 |
Semi-prefixes | 118 |
Semi-suffixes | 107, 108, 109 |
Sentence stems | 155 |
Series | 83 |
Sign | 29, 32 |
Signification | 33 |
Signified | 32 |
Signifier | 32 |
Semantic field | 169 |
Simple nomination | 86 |
Slang | 181 |
Social variants of vocabulary | 181 |
Social variation of language | 179 |
Sociolect | 12 |
Socrates | 32 |
Specialization | 40 |
Specialized dictionaries | 189 |
Special lexicology | 16 |
Stability of phraseological units | 162 |
Standard English | 178 |
Structural synonyms | 165 |
Stylistic synonyms | 73 |
Substitution | 46 |
Suffixation | 100 |
Swear words | 175 |
Syncope | 131 |
Synechdoche | 45 |
Synonym | 10, 72 |
Synonymy | 72 |
Syntactic derivation | 91 |
Taboo words | 175 |
Telescopic word | 132 |
Thematic field | 11 |
Toponym | 145 |
Translation dictionaries | 190 |
Translation theory | 16 |
Unmotivated nomination | 87 |
Unproductive affix | 100 |
Vocabulary | 10 |
Vocabulary strata | 10 |
Vocabulary stratification | 169 |
Weak oppositions | 68 |
Word | 9, 20 |
Word boundaries | 22, 23 |
Word-class | 25 |
Word-combination | 96, 152 |
Word combinability | 15 |
Word definition | 20, 21, 24 |
Word-form | 26 |
Word-formation | 16, 86, 88 |
World Englishes | 177, 179 |
World Standard English | 178 |
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