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Modification of a verb from its basic form to indicate information on person, number, gender, tense, aspect, mode, voice or other grammatical categories.
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A phonetic sequence, consisting of two vowel targets, that is interpreted as a single vowel.
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For questions asking for datasets for a specific linguistic purpose and for questions on details of public or frequently used linguistic datasets.
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Questions about the grammar, syntax, intonation, etc of asking and requesting.
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A language family spoken in an area from Southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean to Siberia and Western China.
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Variation of pitch that is not used to distinguish words (see "tone"), but to indicate e.g. speaker's emotions, important information or different kinds of sentences (such as declarative sentences v…
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Production of dictionaries and analysis of the relationships between the words of a language.
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for questions about the process, techniques, and methodology of identification of unknown languages. Don't use this tag for questions asking to identify a language or a script based on sp…
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Definite noun phrases refer to entities that are specific and identifiable in a given context.
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Linguistic model that explains language structures through the interaction between conflicting constraints.
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National language of Georgia. Member of the Kartvelian language family.
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For questions concerning the Indo-Aryan languages like Sanskrit, Pali, Hindi-Urdu, Bengali, Singhalese, and Romani.
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The grammatical category of modality includes realis/irrealis, epistemic, and deontic modality. If you want to ask about the subjunctive, optative, etc. morphological systems, then use the "mood" tag.
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Change in the form of a word depending on the grammatical features of another word.
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The explanation or translation of one set of terms with another set of terms, where the second set is typically written between the lines of the text written with the first set.
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A sense relation between words with the same or similar meaning.
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