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*[[stratum (in hitorical linguistics)]]: a language that has had a contact influence on another language, e.g. substratum, superstratum | *[[stratum (in hitorical linguistics)]]: a language that has had a contact influence on another language, e.g. substratum, superstratum | ||
*[[stratum (in relational grammar)]]: a [[level]] of syntactic analysis | *[[stratum (in relational grammar)]]: a [[level]] of syntactic analysis | ||
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Revision as of 19:04, 28 June 2008
The term stratum has multiple meanings in linguistics:
- stratum (in hitorical linguistics): a language that has had a contact influence on another language, e.g. substratum, superstratum
- stratum (in relational grammar): a level of syntactic analysis
- stratum (in neurocognitive linguistics)
