Category:Linguistics

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• Branches of linguistics‎ (7 P)
• Linguists‎ (3 C, 44 P)

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• Linguistics templates‎ (1 C, 3 P)

I

• Interlinguistics‎ (1 C, 2 P)

J

• Linguistics journals‎ (3 P)

L

• Language transcription‎ (4 P)

O

• Linguistics organizations‎ (4 P)

P

• Pronunciation‎ (3 C, 21 P)

R

• Reading‎ (10 P)
• Rhetoric‎ (18 P)

W

• Writing‎ (13 C, 42 P)

• Linguistics

A

• Abbreviation
• Analytic language
• Antimetabole
• Artificial language
• Aspiration

B

• Branching

C

• Case (grammar)
• Chomsky hierarchy
• Coda (linguistics)
• Cognate
• Consonant mutation
• Constituent (linguistics)
• Context (language)
• Contronym
• Corpus (linguistics)
• Cot-caught merger

D

• De Wahl's rule
• Digraph (orthography)
• Diminutive
• Discourse analysis
• Dynamic and formal equivalence

E

• Epenthesis
• Equivocation
• Ergative–absolutive language
• Ethnologue
• Evolutionary linguistics

F

• Formal language

G

• Glossolalia
• Grammatical number
• Graphology
• Great Vowel Shift
• Grimm's law

H

• Hapax legomenon

I

• Intonation (linguistics)
• Intonation (speech)
• Inversion (linguistics)

L

• Language reform
• Lemma (linguistics)
• Lexicology
• Linguistic reduction

M

• Machine translation
• Meaning
• The Meaning of Meaning
• Mixed language
• Monosemy
• Morpheme
• Morphology (linguistics)
• Multilingualism

N

• Natural gender
• Nostratic

O

• Open class

P

• Palindrome
• Pathos
• Place of articulation
• Possessive case
• Pragmatics

Q

• Question

R

• Reborrowing
• Register (linguistics)
• Root (linguistics)

S

• Sapir-Whorf hypothesis
• Semantics
• Semiotics of culture
• Semitic root
• Sociolect
• Sound change
• Stratum (linguistics)
• Structure
• Swedish sj-sound

T

• Talk
• Text grammar
• Tongue-twister

V

• Vowel length

Z

• Zipf's law