synonymy is a common phenomenon among different languages. the linguists of the world have had various views about it. thus, first this issue is put to survey among arabic linguists and then its scope in the holy qur’ān is discussed. the phenomenon of synonymy has its proponents and opponents, each having their own reasons. this disagreement stems from the lack of a comprehensive and exclusive ...

The paper aims to specify the content and structure of first-year students-linguists’ linguistic competence. article analyses component competence as thematic basic professional author tries differentiate notions “linguistic competence” “language competence”, reveal essence Scientific originality study involves clarifying with aim improve their training. research findings are follows: identifie...

Linguists often distinguish work they characterize as descriptive from work they characterize as theoretical. Similarly, linguists often characterize certain work as atheoretical. This label is sometimes applied, not only to descriptive work on particular languages, but also occasionally to crosslinguistic typological work. I argue in this chapter that this way of talking represents a fundament...

In syntactic satiation, a linguist initially judges sentence type to be unacceptable but begins accept it after judging multiple examples over time. When William Snyder first brought this phenomenon the attention of linguists, he proposed satiation as data source for linguistic theory and showed can induced experimentally. Here, three new studies indicate (i) is restricted small, stable set typ...

IN OUR opinion, linguists and engineers who have so far turned their attention to mechanical translation have been delayed by the lack of a workable description of the operations which men perform on translating. That description still seems elusive. We believe the philosophical tradition is against it; and lay people as well as scientists and linguists conform to that tradition whenever interp...

This paper introduces a new bilingual Czech-English verbal valency lexicon (called CzEngVallex) representing a relatively large empirical database. It includes 20,835 aligned valency frame pairs (i.e., verb senses which are translations of each other) and their aligned arguments. This new lexicon uses data from the Prague Czech-English Dependency Treebank and also takes advantage of the existin...