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User:Arinellen

2007-11-12T05:43:54Z

Arinellen:

''Arinellen's'' reall name is Danica Zuks. She is a linguistic student of the University of Western Australia

User:Arinellen

2007-11-12T05:43:17Z

Arinellen: New page: Danica Zuks A linguistic student of the University of Western Australia

Danica Zuks

A linguistic student of the University of Western Australia

Stop

2007-11-09T07:25:53Z

Arinellen:

A ''stop'' is a [[manner of articulation]], a [[consonant]] where air is held back when uttering it.

===Examples found in English===
[t], [b], [g], [p], [t], [k], [ʔ]

Manner of articulation

2007-11-09T07:24:51Z

Arinellen:

''Manner of articulation'' is the property of language [[phone]]s in regards to how the air is treated when uttering the [[phone]].

===List of manners of articulation===
*[[approximant]]
*[[fricative]]
*[[nasal]]
*[[stop]]

Manner of articulation

2007-11-09T07:24:26Z

Arinellen: /* List of manners of articulation */

''Manner of articulation'' is the property of language [[phones]] in regards to how the air is treated when uttering the [[phone]].

===List of manners of articulation===
*[[approximant]]
*[[fricative]]
*[[nasal]]
*[[stop]]

Manner of articulation

2007-11-09T07:24:01Z

Arinellen: /* List of manners of articulation */

''Manner of articulation'' is the property of language [[phones]] in regards to how the air is treated when uttering the [[phone]].

===List of manners of articulation===
*[[affricative]]
*[[approximant]]
*[[fricative]]
*[[nasal]]
*[[stop]]

Nasal

2007-11-09T07:23:47Z

Arinellen:

A ''nasal'' is a [[consonant]] that, during production, air travels up the nasal passage. Nasal is a [[manner of articulation]].

===Examples found in English===
[n], [m], [ŋ]

Fricative

2007-11-09T07:22:39Z

Arinellen:

A '''fricative (consonant)''' (a [[manner of articulation]]) is a [[consonant]] produced by passing the air through a narrow passage with audible friction.

===Examples===
E.g., [f], [s], [þ], [ð]

===Origin===
Based on Latin ''fricare'' 'rub'.

===Other languages===
German [[Frikativ]]

{{dc}}
[[Category:Consonant]]

Manner of articulation

2007-11-09T07:22:13Z

Arinellen: /* List of manners of articulation */

''Manner of articulation'' is the property of language [[phones]] in regards to how the air is treated when uttering the [[phone]].

===List of manners of articulation===
*[[affricate]]
*[[approximant]]
*[[fricative]]
*[[nasal]]
*[[stop]]

Manner of articulation

2007-11-09T07:21:48Z

Arinellen: /* List of manners of articulation */

''Manner of articulation'' is the property of language [[phones]] in regards to how the air is treated when uttering the [[phone]].

===List of manners of articulation===
*[[affricate]]
*[[approximant]]
*[[fricate]]
*[[nasal]]
*[[stop]]

Manner of articulation

2007-11-09T07:21:39Z

Arinellen: /* List of manners of articulation */

''Manner of articulation'' is the property of language [[phones]] in regards to how the air is treated when uttering the [[phone]].

===List of manners of articulation===
*[[affricate]]
*[[approximat]]
*[[fricate]]
*[[nasal]]
*[[stop]]

Main Page

2007-11-09T07:20:33Z

Arinellen: /* Phonetics and Phonology */

'''Welcome to [[Glottopedia:About Glottopedia|Glottopedia]], the free encyclopedia of linguistics.'''

[[Glottopedia:About Glottopedia|Introduction]]  -  [[Glottopedia:Frequently asked questions|Frequently asked questions]]  -  [[Glottopedia:Contact|Contact]]  -  [[Special:Allpages|All articles A–Z]]  -  Number of articles: [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]  -  [[Glottopedia:Hauptseite|Glottopedia in German]]


[[Portal:Phonetics and phonology|Phonetics and phonology]] | [[Portal:Morphology|Morphology]] | [[Portal:Syntax|Syntax]] | [[Portal:Psycholinguistics|Psycholinguistics]] | [[Portal:List of portals|other thematic areas]] | [[Portal:Biography|Biography]] | [[Portal:Linguistic research|Linguistic research]] | [[Portal:Linguists|Linguists]]


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[[Glottopedia:About Glottopedia|Glottopedia]] is a freely editable encyclopedia for linguists by linguists that is currently being built up. It will contain [[Glottopedia:Dictionary articles|dictionary articles]] on all technical terms of linguistics and is [[Glottopedia:Multilingual|multilingual]]. In addition, there are [[Glottopedia:Survey articles|survey articles]], [[Glottopedia:Biographical articles|biographical articles]] and [[Glottopedia:Language articles|language articles]], potentially on all linguists and all languages.

Glottopedia also exists in [[Glottopedia:Über Glottopedia|German]], and in the future hopefully also in [[Glottopedia:Benvenuto|Italian]], [[Glottopedia:Bienvenidos|Spanish]], [[Glottopedia:Accueil des nouveaux arrivants|French]], [[Glottopedia:про Глоттопедию|Russian]], Swedish, [[Glottopedia:欢迎，新来者|Chinese]], and Japanese.

Glottopedia needs your '''[[Glottopedia:How to contribute|contribution]]'''!

=Glottopedia Team=

Editors-in-Chief: [[Martin Haspelmath]], [[Sven Naumann]]

Technical Editors: [[Götz Burger]], [[Hans-Jörg Bibiko]]

Scientific Advisory Council: [[Gabriel Altmann]], [[Pier Marco Bertinetto]], [[Greville G. Corbett]], [[Östen Dahl]], [[Martin Haase]], [[Reinhard Köhler]], [[John McWhorter]], [[Paul Newman]], [[Jürgen Wedekind]]

=Sample dictionary articles=

===Syntax===
(see also [[Portal:Syntax]])

[[alliterative agreement]], [[applicative]], [[apposition]], [[argument structure]], [[attribute]], [[case]], [[complement]], [[contact clause]], [[core argument]], [[c-structure]], [[dative transformation]], [[dependency grammar]], [[ellipsis]], [[ergativity]], [[free state]], [[full verb]], [[gapping]], [[infinitive]], [[internal argument]], [[negative concord]], [[nonconfigurationality]], [[noun]], [[part of speech]], [[phrase structure grammar]], [[pied piping]], [[prepositional phrase]], [[pro]], [[PRO]], [[rich agreement]], [[semantic macrorole]], [[subject]], [[subordinator]], [[subcomparative construction]], [[syntactic function]], [[X-bar theory]], [[Θ-role]]

===Morphology===
(see also [[Portal:Morphology]])

[[accusative case]], [[adfix]], [[affix]], [[allocutive]], [[base]], [[category-system]], [[deadjectival]], [[dimension]], [[Distributed Morphology]], [[expletive infixation]], [[flag]], [[infinitive]], [[lexeme]], [[macroparadigm]], [[morpheme]], [[morphophonemics]], [[morphosyntactic category]], [[oblique case]], [[plurale tantum]], [[prefix]], [[reduplicant]], [[simplex]], [[supine]], [[suspended affixation]], [[syncretism]]

===Phonetics and Phonology===
(see also [[Portal:Phonetics and phonology]])

[[affricate]], [[apocope]], [[apicodental]], [[appendix (in syllable structure)]], [[approximant]], [[breathy voice]], [[coda]], [[compensatory lengthening]], [[Contrastive Specification Theory]], [[dactyl]], [[declarative phonology]], [[degenerate foot]], [[dependency phonology]], [[extrametricality]], [[fricative]], [[labiodental]], [[laryngeal]], [[lateral]], [[liquid]], [[manner of articulation]], [[Maximal Onset Principle]], [[metrical phonology]], [[minimal word constraint]], [[nasal]], [[natural class]], [[pitch accent (lexical)]], [[prependix]], [[stop]], [[stress]], [[stress-timed and syllable-timed]], [[velarization]], [[vowel]]

===Semantics===
(see also [[Portal:Semantics]])

[[agent]], [[ambiguity]], [[antonym]], [[aspect]], [[commissive]], [[collective noun]], [[connotation]], [[de dicto and de re]], [[denotation]], [[directive]], [[echo question]], [[face]], [[hedge]], [[holonym]], [[hyperonym]], [[hyponym]], [[idiom]], [[illocution]], [[implicature]], [[indirect speech act]], [[internally caused situation]], [[meaning]], [[Natural Semantic Metalanguage]], [[performative verb]], [[perlocutionary act]], [[proposition]], [[protasis]], [[semantic marker]], [[semantic role]], [[sense]], [[specificity]], [[speech act]], [[vagueness]]

===Computational Linguistics===
(see also [[Portal:Computational Linguistics]])

[[Brill-Tagger]], [[feature logic]], [[finite-state automata]], [[Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar|GPSG]], [[HPSG]], [[Lexical-Functional Grammar|LFG]], [[ID/LP rules]], [[KWIC concordance]], [[parser]], [[shallow parsing]], [[subsumption]], [[tagger]], [[Two-level morphology]], [[unification]], [[unification-based grammars]], [[machine translation]], [[chunking]]

===Quantitative Linguistics===
(see also [[Portal:Quantitative Linguistics]])

[[aims and methods of quantitative linguistics]], [[history of quantitative linguistics ]],
[[property]], [[unit]], [[entropy]], [[frequency]], [[function]], [[law]], [[graph theory]], [[hypothesis]],
[[index]], [[information]], [[information theory]], [[numeric classification]], [[length]], [[measure]],
[[metrics]], [[model (building)]], [[economy]], [[process]], [[scale]], [[language law]], [[statistics]],
[[structure]], [[synergetic linguistics]], [[system]], [[system requirement]], [[text]], [[text statistics]],
[[theory]], [[distribution]], [[repetition]], [[properties of the word]], [[interrelation]], [[polysemy]], [[polytextuality]], [[neighbours]], [[Ngram frequency]]

=Sample biographical articles=
(see also: [[Portal:Biography]])

[[Karl Ferdinand Becker]] · [[Johannes Benzing]] · [[Simon C. Dik]] · [[Dionysius Thrax]] · [[Stefan Elders]] · [[H. Allan Gleason Jr.]] · [[Einar Haugen]] · [[Marco Haverkort]] · [[Karl Erich Heidolph]] · [[Boris Isaakovič Jarcho]] · [[Georg Friedrich Meier]] · [[Harry L. Shorto]] · [[John Sinclair]] · [[Sergej A. Starostin]] · [[Jost Winteler]]

[[Category:En]]
[[Category:Glottopedia]]

=Other Languages=
* German [[Glottopedia:Hauptseite|Hauptseite]]

Phone

2007-11-09T07:19:26Z

Arinellen: New page: A ''phone'' is the smallest unit of sound found in language.

A ''phone'' is the smallest unit of sound found in language.

Nasal

2007-11-09T07:17:49Z

Arinellen: /* Examples found in English */

A ''nasal'' is a [[phone]] that, when pronouncing the [[phone]] air travels up the nasal passage. Nasal is a [[manner of articulation]].

===Examples found in English===
[n], [m], [ŋ]

Nasal

2007-11-09T07:17:14Z

Arinellen:

A ''nasal'' is a [[phone]] that, when pronouncing the [[phone]] air travels up the nasal passage. Nasal is a [[manner of articulation]].

== Examples found in English ==
[n], [m], [ŋ]

Nasal

2007-11-09T07:16:22Z

Arinellen:

A ''nasal'' is a [[phone]] that, when pronouncing the [[phone]] air travels up the nasal passage. Nasal is a [[manner of articulation]].

Stop

2007-11-09T07:15:46Z

Arinellen:

A ''stop'' is a [[manner of articulation]], a phoneme is a stop when the air is held back when uttering it.

===Examples found in English===
[t], [b], [g], [p], [t], [k], [ʔ]

Manner of articulation

2007-11-09T07:15:05Z

Arinellen:

''Manner of articulation'' is the property of language [[phones]] in regards to how the air is treated when uttering the [[phone]].

===List of manners of articulation===
*[[affricate]]
*[[approximate]]
*[[fricate]]
*[[nasal]]
*[[stop]]

Manner of articulation

2007-11-09T07:14:41Z

Arinellen:

Manner of articulation is the property of language phones in regards to how the air is treated when uttering the phone.

===List of manners of articulation===
*[[affricate]]
*[[approximate]]
*[[fricate]]
*[[nasal]]
*[[stop]]

Stop

2007-11-09T07:14:21Z

Arinellen: /* Examples found in English */

A stop is a [[manner of articulation]], a phoneme is a stop when the air is held back when uttering it.

===Examples found in English===
[t], [b], [g], [p], [t], [k], [ʔ]

Stop

2007-11-09T07:13:36Z

Arinellen:

A stop is a [[manner of articulation]], a phoneme is a stop when the air is held back when uttering it.

===Examples found in English===
*[t]
*[b]
*[g]
*[p]
*[t]
*[k]
*[ʔ]

Manner of articulation

2007-11-09T07:12:31Z

Arinellen:

Manner of articulation is the property of language phones in regards to how the air is treated.

===List of manners of articulation===
*[[affricate]]
*[[approximate]]
*[[fricate]]
*[[nasal]]
*[[stop]]

Manner of articulation

2007-11-09T07:10:42Z

Arinellen: New page: Manner of articulation is the property of language phones in regards to how the air is treated.

Manner of articulation is the property of language phones in regards to how the air is treated.

Fricative

2007-11-09T07:03:50Z

Arinellen:

A '''fricative (consonant)''' (a [[manner of articulation]]) is a and [[consonant]] produced by passing the air through a narrow passage with audible friction.

===Examples===
E.g., [f], [s], [þ], [ð]

===Origin===
Based on Latin ''fricare'' 'rub'.

===Other languages===
German [[Frikativ]]

{{dc}}
[[Category:Consonant]]

Fricative

2007-11-09T07:03:32Z

Arinellen:

A '''fricative (consonant)''' (a manner of articulation) is a and [[consonant]] produced by passing the air through a narrow passage with audible friction.

===Examples===
E.g., [f], [s], [þ], [ð]

===Origin===
Based on Latin ''fricare'' 'rub'.

===Other languages===
German [[Frikativ]]

{{dc}}
[[Category:Consonant]]

Morpheme

2007-11-09T06:59:36Z

Arinellen:

A morpheme is the smallest unit of language that holds meaning.

For example; 'kangaroo' is one morpheme.'Kangaroos' is two morphemes, 'kangaroo' and 'plural-s'. The s holds the meaning 'many' or 'more than one' in this example.

Morpheme

2007-11-09T06:58:57Z

Arinellen:

A morpheme is the smallest unit of language that holds meaning.

For example; 'kangaroo' is one morpheme.'Kangaroos' is two morphemes, 'kangaroo' and 'plural-s'. The s means 'many' or 'more than one' in this statement.

Morpheme

2007-11-09T06:56:29Z

Arinellen:

A morpheme is the smallest unit of language that holds meaning.

For example; 'kangaroo' is one morpheme.'Kangaroos' is two morphemes, 'kangaroo' and 'plural-s'. 'S', holds the meaning on 'many' or 'more then one' in this statement.

Morpheme

2007-11-09T06:56:02Z

Arinellen: New page: A morpheme is the smallest unit of language that holds meaning. For example; 'kangaroo' is one morpheme and 'kangaroos' is two morphemes. 'Kangaroo' and 'plural-s'. 'S', holds the meaning...

A morpheme is the smallest unit of language that holds meaning.

For example; 'kangaroo' is one morpheme and 'kangaroos' is two morphemes. 'Kangaroo' and 'plural-s'. 'S', holds the meaning on 'many' or 'more then one' in this statement.

Stop

2007-11-09T06:49:06Z

Arinellen:

A stop is a [[manner of articulation]], a phoneme is a stop when the air is held back when uttering it.

There are several stops in English, these are [t], [b], [g], [p], [t], [k] and [ʔ].

Stop

2007-11-09T06:48:31Z

Arinellen: New page: A stop is a manner of articulation, a phoneme is a stop when the air is held back when uttering it. There are several stops in English, these are [t], [b], [g], [p], [...

A stop is a [[manner of articulation]], a phoneme is a stop when the air is held back when uttering it.

There are several stops in English, these are [[[t]]], [[[b]]], [[[g]]], [[[p]]], [[[t]]], [[[k]]] and [[[ʔ]]].

Nasal

2007-11-09T06:44:18Z

Arinellen:

A nasal is a [[phone]] that, when pronouncing the [[phone]] air travels up the nasal passage. Nasal is a [[manner of articulation]].

Nasals in English include (but are not limited to) [n], [m] and [ŋ].

Main Page

2007-11-09T06:43:39Z

Arinellen: /* Phonetics and Phonology */

'''Welcome to [[Glottopedia:About Glottopedia|Glottopedia]], the free encyclopedia of linguistics.'''

[[Glottopedia:About Glottopedia|Introduction]]  -  [[Glottopedia:Frequently asked questions|Frequently asked questions]]  -  [[Glottopedia:Contact|Contact]]  -  [[Special:Allpages|All articles A–Z]]  -  Number of articles: [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]  -  [[Glottopedia:Hauptseite|Glottopedia in German]]


[[Portal:Phonetics and phonology|Phonetics and phonology]] | [[Portal:Morphology|Morphology]] | [[Portal:Syntax|Syntax]] | [[Portal:Psycholinguistics|Psycholinguistics]] | [[Portal:List of portals|other thematic areas]] | [[Portal:Biography|Biography]] | [[Portal:Linguistic research|Linguistic research]] | [[Portal:Linguists|Linguists]]


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[[Glottopedia:About Glottopedia|Glottopedia]] is a freely editable encyclopedia for linguists by linguists that is currently being built up. It will contain [[Glottopedia:Dictionary articles|dictionary articles]] on all technical terms of linguistics and is [[Glottopedia:Multilingual|multilingual]]. In addition, there are [[Glottopedia:Survey articles|survey articles]], [[Glottopedia:Biographical articles|biographical articles]] and [[Glottopedia:Language articles|language articles]], potentially on all linguists and all languages.

Glottopedia also exists in [[Glottopedia:Über Glottopedia|German]], and in the future hopefully also in [[Glottopedia:Benvenuto|Italian]], [[Glottopedia:Bienvenidos|Spanish]], [[Glottopedia:Accueil des nouveaux arrivants|French]], [[Glottopedia:про Глоттопедию|Russian]], Swedish, [[Glottopedia:欢迎，新来者|Chinese]], and Japanese.

Glottopedia needs your '''[[Glottopedia:How to contribute|contribution]]'''!

=Glottopedia Team=

Editors-in-Chief: [[Martin Haspelmath]], [[Sven Naumann]]

Technical Editors: [[Götz Burger]], [[Hans-Jörg Bibiko]]

Scientific Advisory Council: [[Gabriel Altmann]], [[Pier Marco Bertinetto]], [[Greville G. Corbett]], [[Östen Dahl]], [[Martin Haase]], [[Reinhard Köhler]], [[John McWhorter]], [[Paul Newman]], [[Jürgen Wedekind]]

=Sample dictionary articles=

===Syntax===
(see also [[Portal:Syntax]])

[[alliterative agreement]], [[applicative]], [[apposition]], [[argument structure]], [[attribute]], [[case]], [[complement]], [[contact clause]], [[core argument]], [[c-structure]], [[dative transformation]], [[dependency grammar]], [[ellipsis]], [[ergativity]], [[free state]], [[full verb]], [[gapping]], [[infinitive]], [[internal argument]], [[negative concord]], [[nonconfigurationality]], [[noun]], [[part of speech]], [[phrase structure grammar]], [[pied piping]], [[prepositional phrase]], [[pro]], [[PRO]], [[rich agreement]], [[semantic macrorole]], [[subject]], [[subordinator]], [[subcomparative construction]], [[syntactic function]], [[X-bar theory]], [[Θ-role]]

===Morphology===
(see also [[Portal:Morphology]])

[[accusative case]], [[adfix]], [[affix]], [[allocutive]], [[base]], [[category-system]], [[deadjectival]], [[dimension]], [[Distributed Morphology]], [[expletive infixation]], [[flag]], [[infinitive]], [[lexeme]], [[macroparadigm]], [[morpheme]], [[morphophonemics]], [[morphosyntactic category]], [[oblique case]], [[plurale tantum]], [[prefix]], [[reduplicant]], [[simplex]], [[supine]], [[suspended affixation]], [[syncretism]]

===Phonetics and Phonology===
(see also [[Portal:Phonetics and phonology]])

[[affricate]], [[apocope]], [[apicodental]], [[appendix (in syllable structure)]], [[approximant]], [[breathy voice]], [[coda]], [[compensatory lengthening]], [[Contrastive Specification Theory]], [[dactyl]], [[declarative phonology]], [[degenerate foot]], [[dependency phonology]], [[extrametricality]], [[fricative]], [[labiodental]], [[laryngeal]], [[lateral]], [[liquid]], [[Maximal Onset Principle]], [[metrical phonology]], [[minimal word constraint]], [[nasal]], [[natural class]], [[pitch accent (lexical)]], [[prependix]], [[stop]], [[stress]], [[stress-timed and syllable-timed]], [[velarization]], [[vowel]]

===Semantics===
(see also [[Portal:Semantics]])

[[agent]], [[ambiguity]], [[antonym]], [[aspect]], [[commissive]], [[collective noun]], [[connotation]], [[de dicto and de re]], [[denotation]], [[directive]], [[echo question]], [[face]], [[hedge]], [[holonym]], [[hyperonym]], [[hyponym]], [[idiom]], [[illocution]], [[implicature]], [[indirect speech act]], [[internally caused situation]], [[meaning]], [[Natural Semantic Metalanguage]], [[performative verb]], [[perlocutionary act]], [[proposition]], [[protasis]], [[semantic marker]], [[semantic role]], [[sense]], [[specificity]], [[speech act]], [[vagueness]]

===Computational Linguistics===
(see also [[Portal:Computational Linguistics]])

[[Brill-Tagger]], [[feature logic]], [[finite-state automata]], [[Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar|GPSG]], [[HPSG]], [[Lexical-Functional Grammar|LFG]], [[ID/LP rules]], [[KWIC concordance]], [[parser]], [[shallow parsing]], [[subsumption]], [[tagger]], [[Two-level morphology]], [[unification]], [[unification-based grammars]], [[machine translation]], [[chunking]]

===Quantitative Linguistics===
(see also [[Portal:Quantitative Linguistics]])

[[aims and methods of quantitative linguistics]], [[history of quantitative linguistics ]],
[[property]], [[unit]], [[entropy]], [[frequency]], [[function]], [[law]], [[graph theory]], [[hypothesis]],
[[index]], [[information]], [[information theory]], [[numeric classification]], [[length]], [[measure]],
[[metrics]], [[model (building)]], [[economy]], [[process]], [[scale]], [[language law]], [[statistics]],
[[structure]], [[synergetic linguistics]], [[system]], [[system requirement]], [[text]], [[text statistics]],
[[theory]], [[distribution]], [[repetition]], [[properties of the word]], [[interrelation]], [[polysemy]], [[polytextuality]], [[neighbours]], [[Ngram frequency]]

=Sample biographical articles=
(see also: [[Portal:Biography]])

[[Karl Ferdinand Becker]] · [[Johannes Benzing]] · [[Simon C. Dik]] · [[Dionysius Thrax]] · [[Stefan Elders]] · [[H. Allan Gleason Jr.]] · [[Einar Haugen]] · [[Marco Haverkort]] · [[Karl Erich Heidolph]] · [[Boris Isaakovič Jarcho]] · [[Georg Friedrich Meier]] · [[Harry L. Shorto]] · [[John Sinclair]] · [[Sergej A. Starostin]] · [[Jost Winteler]]

[[Category:En]]
[[Category:Glottopedia]]

=Other Languages=
* German [[Glottopedia:Hauptseite|Hauptseite]]

Main Page

2007-11-09T06:42:27Z

Arinellen: /* Semantics */

'''Welcome to [[Glottopedia:About Glottopedia|Glottopedia]], the free encyclopedia of linguistics.'''

[[Glottopedia:About Glottopedia|Introduction]]  -  [[Glottopedia:Frequently asked questions|Frequently asked questions]]  -  [[Glottopedia:Contact|Contact]]  -  [[Special:Allpages|All articles A–Z]]  -  Number of articles: [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]  -  [[Glottopedia:Hauptseite|Glottopedia in German]]


[[Portal:Phonetics and phonology|Phonetics and phonology]] | [[Portal:Morphology|Morphology]] | [[Portal:Syntax|Syntax]] | [[Portal:Psycholinguistics|Psycholinguistics]] | [[Portal:List of portals|other thematic areas]] | [[Portal:Biography|Biography]] | [[Portal:Linguistic research|Linguistic research]] | [[Portal:Linguists|Linguists]]


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[[Glottopedia:About Glottopedia|Glottopedia]] is a freely editable encyclopedia for linguists by linguists that is currently being built up. It will contain [[Glottopedia:Dictionary articles|dictionary articles]] on all technical terms of linguistics and is [[Glottopedia:Multilingual|multilingual]]. In addition, there are [[Glottopedia:Survey articles|survey articles]], [[Glottopedia:Biographical articles|biographical articles]] and [[Glottopedia:Language articles|language articles]], potentially on all linguists and all languages.

Glottopedia also exists in [[Glottopedia:Über Glottopedia|German]], and in the future hopefully also in [[Glottopedia:Benvenuto|Italian]], [[Glottopedia:Bienvenidos|Spanish]], [[Glottopedia:Accueil des nouveaux arrivants|French]], [[Glottopedia:про Глоттопедию|Russian]], Swedish, [[Glottopedia:欢迎，新来者|Chinese]], and Japanese.

Glottopedia needs your '''[[Glottopedia:How to contribute|contribution]]'''!

=Glottopedia Team=

Editors-in-Chief: [[Martin Haspelmath]], [[Sven Naumann]]

Technical Editors: [[Götz Burger]], [[Hans-Jörg Bibiko]]

Scientific Advisory Council: [[Gabriel Altmann]], [[Pier Marco Bertinetto]], [[Greville G. Corbett]], [[Östen Dahl]], [[Martin Haase]], [[Reinhard Köhler]], [[John McWhorter]], [[Paul Newman]], [[Jürgen Wedekind]]

=Sample dictionary articles=

===Syntax===
(see also [[Portal:Syntax]])

[[alliterative agreement]], [[applicative]], [[apposition]], [[argument structure]], [[attribute]], [[case]], [[complement]], [[contact clause]], [[core argument]], [[c-structure]], [[dative transformation]], [[dependency grammar]], [[ellipsis]], [[ergativity]], [[free state]], [[full verb]], [[gapping]], [[infinitive]], [[internal argument]], [[negative concord]], [[nonconfigurationality]], [[noun]], [[part of speech]], [[phrase structure grammar]], [[pied piping]], [[prepositional phrase]], [[pro]], [[PRO]], [[rich agreement]], [[semantic macrorole]], [[subject]], [[subordinator]], [[subcomparative construction]], [[syntactic function]], [[X-bar theory]], [[Θ-role]]

===Morphology===
(see also [[Portal:Morphology]])

[[accusative case]], [[adfix]], [[affix]], [[allocutive]], [[base]], [[category-system]], [[deadjectival]], [[dimension]], [[Distributed Morphology]], [[expletive infixation]], [[flag]], [[infinitive]], [[lexeme]], [[macroparadigm]], [[morpheme]], [[morphophonemics]], [[morphosyntactic category]], [[oblique case]], [[plurale tantum]], [[prefix]], [[reduplicant]], [[simplex]], [[supine]], [[suspended affixation]], [[syncretism]]

===Phonetics and Phonology===
(see also [[Portal:Phonetics and phonology]])

[[apocope]], [[apicodental]], [[appendix (in syllable structure)]], [[approximant]], [[breathy voice]], [[coda]], [[compensatory lengthening]], [[Contrastive Specification Theory]], [[dactyl]], [[declarative phonology]], [[degenerate foot]], [[dependency phonology]], [[extrametricality]], [[labiodental]], [[laryngeal]], [[lateral]], [[liquid]], [[Maximal Onset Principle]], [[metrical phonology]], [[minimal word constraint]], [[natural class]], [[pitch accent (lexical)]], [[prependix]], [[stop]], [[stress]], [[stress-timed and syllable-timed]], [[velarization]], [[vowel]]

===Semantics===
(see also [[Portal:Semantics]])

[[agent]], [[ambiguity]], [[antonym]], [[aspect]], [[commissive]], [[collective noun]], [[connotation]], [[de dicto and de re]], [[denotation]], [[directive]], [[echo question]], [[face]], [[hedge]], [[holonym]], [[hyperonym]], [[hyponym]], [[idiom]], [[illocution]], [[implicature]], [[indirect speech act]], [[internally caused situation]], [[meaning]], [[Natural Semantic Metalanguage]], [[performative verb]], [[perlocutionary act]], [[proposition]], [[protasis]], [[semantic marker]], [[semantic role]], [[sense]], [[specificity]], [[speech act]], [[vagueness]]

===Computational Linguistics===
(see also [[Portal:Computational Linguistics]])

[[Brill-Tagger]], [[feature logic]], [[finite-state automata]], [[Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar|GPSG]], [[HPSG]], [[Lexical-Functional Grammar|LFG]], [[ID/LP rules]], [[KWIC concordance]], [[parser]], [[shallow parsing]], [[subsumption]], [[tagger]], [[Two-level morphology]], [[unification]], [[unification-based grammars]], [[machine translation]], [[chunking]]

===Quantitative Linguistics===
(see also [[Portal:Quantitative Linguistics]])

[[aims and methods of quantitative linguistics]], [[history of quantitative linguistics ]],
[[property]], [[unit]], [[entropy]], [[frequency]], [[function]], [[law]], [[graph theory]], [[hypothesis]],
[[index]], [[information]], [[information theory]], [[numeric classification]], [[length]], [[measure]],
[[metrics]], [[model (building)]], [[economy]], [[process]], [[scale]], [[language law]], [[statistics]],
[[structure]], [[synergetic linguistics]], [[system]], [[system requirement]], [[text]], [[text statistics]],
[[theory]], [[distribution]], [[repetition]], [[properties of the word]], [[interrelation]], [[polysemy]], [[polytextuality]], [[neighbours]], [[Ngram frequency]]

=Sample biographical articles=
(see also: [[Portal:Biography]])

[[Karl Ferdinand Becker]] · [[Johannes Benzing]] · [[Simon C. Dik]] · [[Dionysius Thrax]] · [[Stefan Elders]] · [[H. Allan Gleason Jr.]] · [[Einar Haugen]] · [[Marco Haverkort]] · [[Karl Erich Heidolph]] · [[Boris Isaakovič Jarcho]] · [[Georg Friedrich Meier]] · [[Harry L. Shorto]] · [[John Sinclair]] · [[Sergej A. Starostin]] · [[Jost Winteler]]

[[Category:En]]
[[Category:Glottopedia]]

=Other Languages=
* German [[Glottopedia:Hauptseite|Hauptseite]]

Nasal

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Arinellen: New page: A nasal is a phone that, when pronouncing the phone air travels up the nasal passage. Nasal is a manner of articulation. Nasals in English include [n], [m] and [ŋ].

A nasal is a [[phone]] that, when pronouncing the [[phone]] air travels up the nasal passage. Nasal is a [[manner of articulation]].

Nasals in English include [n], [m] and [ŋ].

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=Sample dictionary articles=

===Syntax===
(see also [[Portal:Syntax]])

[[alliterative agreement]], [[applicative]], [[apposition]], [[argument structure]], [[attribute]], [[case]], [[complement]], [[contact clause]], [[core argument]], [[c-structure]], [[dative transformation]], [[dependency grammar]], [[ellipsis]], [[ergativity]], [[free state]], [[full verb]], [[gapping]], [[infinitive]], [[internal argument]], [[negative concord]], [[nonconfigurationality]], [[noun]], [[part of speech]], [[phrase structure grammar]], [[pied piping]], [[prepositional phrase]], [[pro]], [[PRO]], [[rich agreement]], [[semantic macrorole]], [[subject]], [[subordinator]], [[subcomparative construction]], [[syntactic function]], [[X-bar theory]], [[Θ-role]]

===Morphology===
(see also [[Portal:Morphology]])

[[accusative case]], [[adfix]], [[affix]], [[allocutive]], [[base]], [[category-system]], [[deadjectival]], [[dimension]], [[Distributed Morphology]], [[expletive infixation]], [[flag]], [[infinitive]], [[lexeme]], [[macroparadigm]], [[morpheme]], [[morphophonemics]], [[morphosyntactic category]], [[oblique case]], [[plurale tantum]], [[prefix]], [[reduplicant]], [[simplex]], [[supine]], [[suspended affixation]], [[syncretism]]

===Phonetics and Phonology===
(see also [[Portal:Phonetics and phonology]])

[[apocope]], [[apicodental]], [[appendix (in syllable structure)]], [[approximant]], [[breathy voice]], [[coda]], [[compensatory lengthening]], [[Contrastive Specification Theory]], [[dactyl]], [[declarative phonology]], [[degenerate foot]], [[dependency phonology]], [[extrametricality]], [[labiodental]], [[laryngeal]], [[lateral]], [[liquid]], [[Maximal Onset Principle]], [[metrical phonology]], [[minimal word constraint]], [[natural class]], [[pitch accent (lexical)]], [[prependix]], [[stop]], [[stress]], [[stress-timed and syllable-timed]], [[velarization]], [[vowel]]

===Semantics===
(see also [[Portal:Semantics]])

[[affricate]], [[agent]], [[ambiguity]], [[approximate]], [[antonym]], [[aspect]], [[commissive]], [[collective noun]], [[connotation]], [[de dicto and de re]], [[denotation]], [[directive]], [[echo question]], [[face]], [[hedge]], [[holonym]], [[hyperonym]], [[hyponym]], [[idiom]], [[illocution]], [[implicature]], [[indirect speech act]], [[internally caused situation]], [[meaning]], [[nasal]], [[Natural Semantic Metalanguage]], [[performative verb]], [[perlocutionary act]], [[proposition]], [[protasis]], [[semantic marker]], [[semantic role]], [[sense]], [[specificity]], [[speech act]], [[vagueness]]

===Computational Linguistics===
(see also [[Portal:Computational Linguistics]])

[[Brill-Tagger]], [[feature logic]], [[finite-state automata]], [[Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar|GPSG]], [[HPSG]], [[Lexical-Functional Grammar|LFG]], [[ID/LP rules]], [[KWIC concordance]], [[parser]], [[shallow parsing]], [[subsumption]], [[tagger]], [[Two-level morphology]], [[unification]], [[unification-based grammars]], [[machine translation]], [[chunking]]

===Quantitative Linguistics===
(see also [[Portal:Quantitative Linguistics]])

[[aims and methods of quantitative linguistics]], [[history of quantitative linguistics ]],
[[property]], [[unit]], [[entropy]], [[frequency]], [[function]], [[law]], [[graph theory]], [[hypothesis]],
[[index]], [[information]], [[information theory]], [[numeric classification]], [[length]], [[measure]],
[[metrics]], [[model (building)]], [[economy]], [[process]], [[scale]], [[language law]], [[statistics]],
[[structure]], [[synergetic linguistics]], [[system]], [[system requirement]], [[text]], [[text statistics]],
[[theory]], [[distribution]], [[repetition]], [[properties of the word]], [[interrelation]], [[polysemy]], [[polytextuality]], [[neighbours]], [[Ngram frequency]]

=Sample biographical articles=
(see also: [[Portal:Biography]])

[[Karl Ferdinand Becker]] · [[Johannes Benzing]] · [[Simon C. Dik]] · [[Dionysius Thrax]] · [[Stefan Elders]] · [[H. Allan Gleason Jr.]] · [[Einar Haugen]] · [[Marco Haverkort]] · [[Karl Erich Heidolph]] · [[Boris Isaakovič Jarcho]] · [[Georg Friedrich Meier]] · [[Harry L. Shorto]] · [[John Sinclair]] · [[Sergej A. Starostin]] · [[Jost Winteler]]

[[Category:En]]
[[Category:Glottopedia]]

=Other Languages=
* German [[Glottopedia:Hauptseite|Hauptseite]]