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Southworth suggests that the name comes from tam-miḻ > tam-iḻ ‘self-speak’, or ‘one’s own speech’.Kamil Zvelebil suggests an etymology of tam-iḻ, with tam meaning “self” or “one’s self”, and “-iḻ” having the connotation of “unfolding sound”. Alternately, he...
Section4considers the Turkish phenomenon in a wider context. We begin by briefly discussing and evaluating other pieces of evidence in favor of the role of Agree in binding, before addressing the question of whether Agree should be implicated inallinstances of local binding. Data from binding into...
1.5 Neologisms and Media A neologism can be a brand new word gaining usage in a language, or a new meaning for a word already in existence. Such a term isn't typically in common use, but may become so if it is used often. Neologisms can come from a variety of places and might be...
Beyond this view, a lack of cultural sensitivity could result in mistranslations or misinterpretations that distort the original meaning of the source literary text and undermine its cultural significance. Therefore, translators must possess a keen consciousness of cultural norms, value systems, and ...
Metalinguistic studies that focus on the relationship between thought, word and meaning, again a key factor in Vygotsky’s developmental theory (1962), shed light on the differences between monolingual and Engaging with Linguistic Diversity in Global Cities 549bilingual children. A number of ...
Baskakov1975) called to our attention by Stanislao Zompì, though as Zompì notes, it is only problematic if one accepts that there a single, suppletive, demonstrative paradigm, as opposed to two defective series of demonstratives, with overlapping, but slightly different, meaning, cf., perhaps,...
The speech of human beings differ from communication of other animals in physical ways as well as it comes from a cortical speech centre, which does not respond instinctively but organizes sound and meaning on rational basis. It cannot be precisely pointed out when the language as talent ...
At worst, the meaning becomes distorted, as in the example sentence in Table 1, where city State, which corresponds to the German compound Stadtstaat, is instead translated as Stadt des Staates (Engl: city of the state). The translation is grammatically correct, but inaccurate. This example ...
Another revealing and independent evidence of pīlu’s connection with the meaning of tooth comes from the widespread Indic phytonym of Salvadora persica, known in the western world as ‘toothbrush tree’, and in Arabic countries as ‘miswak’ tree; ‘miswak’ meaning ‘tooth-cleaning-stick’ (...