A Situationally Evoked Entity (SEE) is a concept or object that arises in understanding or discussion based on the specific…
A singulative number indicates a single instance or unit. It's a grammatical category used in some languages to distinguish individual…
A singular number represents a single instance of a noun. It contrasts with the plural number, which denotes multiple instances.…
A serial verb construction (SVC) features multiple verbs or verb phrases in a single clause without conjunctions or overt grammatical…
Separable affixes are prefixes or suffixes in some languages that can be detached from the main verb and placed elsewhere…
Sentential complementation involves clauses that function as arguments of verbs, nouns, or adjectives. These clausal complements complete the meaning of…
A sentence elicitation frame is a structured prompt designed to elicit specific linguistic information, often used in language acquisition and…
Secondary articulation refers to the modification of a primary speech sound by a secondary place or manner of articulation, often…
Second person deixis refers to the use of 'you' and related pronouns to refer to the listener or reader. It…
Scalar property lexical relations link words describing degrees or amounts of a property. They capture nuances in meaning, like 'hot'…