This document lists the linguistic terms and their originators. It provides over 250 entries describing key concepts in linguistics along with the scholars who first proposed or studied each concept, such as Noam Chomsky for generative grammar, transformational grammar, and language acquisition device, and Ferdinand de Saussure for structuralism and the arbitrariness of the sign.
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This document lists the linguistic terms and their originators. It provides over 250 entries describing key concepts in linguistics along with the scholars who first proposed or studied each concept, such as Noam Chomsky for generative grammar, transformational grammar, and language acquisition device, and Ferdinand de Saussure for structuralism and the arbitrariness of the sign.
This document lists the linguistic terms and their originators. It provides over 250 entries describing key concepts in linguistics along with the scholars who first proposed or studied each concept, such as Noam Chomsky for generative grammar, transformational grammar, and language acquisition device, and Ferdinand de Saussure for structuralism and the arbitrariness of the sign.
2. Phonology - Leonard Bloomfield 3. Morphology - August Schleicher 4. Syntax - Noam Chomsky 5. Semantics - Charles W. Morris 6. Pragmatics - Charles Morris 7. Generative Grammar - Noam Chomsky 8. Transformational Grammar - Noam Chomsky 9. Structuralism - Ferdinand de Saussure 10. Descriptive Linguistics - Franz Boas 11. Historical Linguistics - Sir William Jones 12. Sociolinguistics - William Labov 13. Psycholinguistics - Roman Jakobson 14. Cognitive Linguistics - George Lakoff 15. Discourse Analysis - Michel Foucault 16. Dialectology - William Labov 17. Prescriptive Grammar - Robert Lowth 18. Transformational-Generative Grammar - Noam Chomsky 19. Stylistics - Roman Jakobson 20. Lexicology - Jost Trier 21. Cognate - Sir William Jones 22. Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis - Benjamin Lee Whorf and Edward Sapir 23. Isogloss - Johann Andreas Scherer 24. Speech Act Theory - J.L. Austin 25. Minimal Pair - Leonard Bloomfield 26. Proto-Indo-European - Sir William Jones 27. Allophone - Kenneth Pike 28. Consonant Cluster - Leonard Bloomfield 29. Open Syllable - Otto Jespersen 30. Closed Syllable - Otto Jespersen 31. Tone Language - Wilhelm von Humboldt 32. Accent - William Wang 33. Diglossia - Charles Ferguson 34. Metathesis - Pāṇini 35. Epenthesis - William Dwight Whitney 36. Lexeme - William Smith 37. Holophrase - Roger Brown 38. Anaphora - Karl Bühler 39. Cataphora - Émile Benveniste 40. Exophora - Roman Jakobson 41. Endophora - Roman Jakobson 42. Hyponymy - Charles Kay Ogden 43. Synecdoche - Aristotle 44. Meronymy - Peter Mark Roget 45. Hyponym - Zellig Harris 46. Holonym - J.R. Firth 47. Arbitrariness - Ferdinand de Saussure 48. Iconicity - Charles Sanders Peirce 49. Simultaneous Bilingualism - Joshua Fishman 50. Sequential Bilingualism - Uriel Weinreich 51. Pidgin - Charles Tapp 52. Creole - Derek Bickerton 53. Diphthong - Henry Sweet 54. Monophthong - Henry Sweet 55. Rhotacism - Quintilian 56. Iambic Pentameter - John Dryden 57. Trochaic Meter - Aristotle 58. Spondaic Meter - R.W. Emerson 59. Sonnet - Francesco Petrarca 60. Haiku - Matsuo Basho 61. Limerick - Edward Lear 62. Panini's Grammar - Pāṇini 63. Logogram - Sir William Jones 64. Mora - Leonard Bloomfield 65. Vowel Harmony - Hermann Grassmann 66. Rime Couée - René-Marie de Bary 67. Boustrophedon - Epimenides 68. Deictic Expression - Karl Bühler 69. Prosody - Aristotle 70. Top-down Processing - Albert Lord 71. Ablaut - Jacob Grimm 72. Calque - Johann Andreas Scherer 73. Descriptivism - Otto Jespersen 74. Prescriptivism - Otto Jespersen 75. Mondegreen - Sylvia Wright 76. Holophrastic Stage - Roger Brown 77. Overextension - Roger Brown 78. Underextension - Roger Brown 79. Phonemic Awareness - Kenneth Pike 80. Articulatory Phonetics - Sir William Jones 81. Auditory Phonetics - Sir William Jones 82. Acoustic Phonetics - Sir William Jones 83. Lexical Gap - Wilhelm von Humboldt 84. Copula - Thomas E. Payne 85. Desinence - Hermann Paul 86. Epistemic Modality - Aristotle 87. Dynamic Modality - Aristotle 88. Declarative Sentence - Karl Bühler 89. Imperative Sentence - Karl Bühler 90. Interrogative Sentence - Karl Bühler 91. Exclamatory Sentence - Karl Bühler 92. Indirect Speech Act - John Searle 93. Direct Speech Act - John Searle 94. Illocutionary Act - John Searle 95. Perlocutionary Act - John Searle 96. Archaism - Quintilian 97. Neologism - Wilhelm Wundt 98. Mondegreen - Sylvia Wright 99. Spelling Pronunciation - Sir William Jones 100. Homograph - Sir William Jones 101. Laryngeal Theory - Saussure 102. Lexical Field - Jost Trier 103. Ergative-Absolutive - Wilhelm von Humboldt 104. Nominative-Accusative - Wilhelm von Humboldt 105. SVO (Subject-Verb-Object) - Leonard Bloomfield 106. SOV (Subject-Object-Verb) - William Dwight Whitney 107. VSO (Verb-Subject-Object) - Leonard Bloomfield 108. Language Acquisition Device (LAD) - Noam Chomsky 109. Disjunctive Pronoun - Otto Jespersen 110. Conjunctive Pronoun - Otto Jespersen 111. Historical Present - Quintilian 112. Perfective Aspect - Otto Jespersen 113. Imperfective Aspect - Otto Jespersen 114. Durative Aspect - Otto Jespersen 115. Aorist Aspect - Aristotle 116. Stative Verb - Aristotle 117. Dynamic Verb - Aristotle 118. Declarative Mood - Karl Bühler 119. Optative Mood - Karl Bühler 120. Potential Mood - Karl Bühler 121. Optimality Theory - Alan Prince and Bruce Tesar 122. Universal Grammar - Noam Chomsky 123. Linguistic Determinism - Benjamin Lee Whorf 124. Linguistic Relativity - Edward Sapir 125. Exonym - Wilhelm von Humboldt 126. Endonym - Wilhelm von Humboldt 127. Retroflex - Wilhelm von Humboldt 128. Homonym - Wilhelm von Humboldt 129. Hypernym - Wilhelm von Humboldt 130. Hyponym - Wilhelm von Humboldt 131. Synonymy - Wilhelm von Humboldt 132. Polysemy - Wilhelm von Humboldt 133. Connotation - Wilhelm von Humboldt 134. Denotation - Wilhelm von Humboldt 135. Deixis - Wilhelm von Humboldt 136. Demonstrative Pronoun - Wilhelm von Humboldt 137. Personal Pronoun - Wilhelm von Humboldt 138. Relative Pronoun - Wilhelm von Humboldt 139. Interrogative Pronoun - Wilhelm von Humboldt 140. Indefinite Pronoun - Wilhelm von Humboldt 141. Definite Article - Wilhelm von Humboldt 142. Indefinite Article - Wilhelm von Humboldt 143. Ditransitive Verb - Wilhelm von Humboldt 144. Intransitive Verb - Wilhelm von Humboldt 145. Transitive Verb - Wilhelm von Humboldt 146. Diacritic - Wilhelm von Humboldt 147. Phonotactics - Wilhelm von Humboldt 148. Syntax Tree - Wilhelm von Humboldt 149. Morphophonemics - Wilhelm von Humboldt 150. Paradigm - Wilhelm von Humboldt 151. Topicalization - John Searle 152. Fricative - Peter Stephen Du Ponceau 153. Affricate - Peter Stephen Du Ponceau 154. Nasal - Peter Stephen Du Ponceau 155. Glide - Peter Stephen Du Ponceau 156. Approximant - Peter Stephen Du Ponceau 157. Sonority - Peter Stephen Du Ponceau 158. Articulatory Features - Peter Stephen Du Ponceau 159. Semivowel - Peter Stephen Du Ponceau 160. Consonantal Vowel - Peter Stephen Du Ponceau 161. Sonorant Consonant - Peter Stephen Du Ponceau 162. Ablative Case - Panini 163. Instrumental Case - Panini 164. Vocative Case - Panini 165. Dative Case - Panini 166. Locative Case - Panini 167. Genitive Case - Panini 168. Nominative Case - Panini 169. Oblique Case - Panini 170. Syncretism - Panini 171. Appositive - Dionysius Thrax 172. Intonation - William Dwight Whitney 173. Pitch Accent - William Dwight Whitney 174. Stress Accent - William Dwight Whitney 175. Pitch - William Dwight Whitney 176. Stress-Timed Rhythm - Kenneth Pike 177. Syllable-Timed Rhythm - Kenneth Pike 178. Monosyllabic Language - Kenneth Pike 179. Disyllabic Language - Kenneth Pike 180. Trisyllabic Language - Kenneth Pike 181. Polysyllabic Language - Kenneth Pike 182. Word Order Typology - Joseph Greenberg 183. Numerus Klausus - William Wundt 184. Linguistic Typology - Joseph Greenberg 185. Register - Thomas Bertram Reid 186. Tag Question - Otto Jespersen 187. Echo Question - Otto Jespersen 188. Coordinate Clause - Otto Jespersen 189. Subordinate Clause - Otto Jespersen 190. Matrix Clause - Otto Jespersen 191. Dependent Clause - Otto Jespersen 192. Independent Clause - Otto Jespersen 193. Restrictive Relative Clause - Otto Jespersen 194. Non-Restrictive Relative Clause - Otto Jespersen 195. Cohort Study - William Wang 196. Case Grammar - Charles Fillmore 197. Role and Reference Grammar - Robert Van Valin Jr. 198. Natural Morphology - Wolfgang U. Dressler 199. Neurolinguistics - Eric Lenneberg 200. Ethnolinguistics - Benjamin Lee Whorf 201. Mandarin Chinese Tones - Yuen Ren Chao 202. Agent Focus - William McGregor 203. Patient Focus - William McGregor 204. Theme - Michael Halliday 205. Rheme - Michael Halliday 206. Systemic Functional Linguistics - Michael Halliday 207. Appraisal Theory - J.R. Martin and Peter R. White 208. Multimodality - Gunther Kress 209. Critical Discourse Analysis - Norman Fairclough 210. Folk Linguistics - William Wang 211. Quantifier - Frederik Kortlandt 212. Noun Phrase - Eugenio Coseriu 213. Verb Phrase - Eugenio Coseriu 214. Adjunct - Eugenio Coseriu 215. Dependent Clause - Eugenio Coseriu 216. Coordination - Eugenio Coseriu 217. Distributive Pronoun - Eugenio Coseriu 218. Generative Semantics - George Lakoff 219. Pragmatic Presupposition - J.L. Austin 220. Semantic Presupposition - J.L. Austin 221. Periphrasis - Otto Jespersen 222. Narrative Tense - William Labov 223. Anaphoric Reference - George Lakoff 224. Cataphoric Reference - George Lakoff 225. Exophoric Reference - George Lakoff 226. Endophoric Reference - George Lakoff 227. Logorrhoea - Victor Raskin 228. Situational Irony - Victor Raskin 229. Dramatic Irony - Victor Raskin 230. Verbal Irony - Victor Raskin 231. Syllepsis - Victor Raskin 232. Antonomasia - Victor Raskin 233. Metonymy - Victor Raskin 234. Synecdoche - Victor Raskin 235. Tautology - Victor Raskin 236. Paralipsis - Victor Raskin 237. Antithesis - Victor Raskin 238. Antistasis - Victor Raskin 239. Epistrophe - Victor Raskin 240. Epizeuxis - Victor Raskin 241. Polysyndeton - Victor Raskin 242. Asyndeton - Victor Raskin 243. Anaphora - Victor Raskin 244. Epanalepsis - Victor Raskin 245. Chiasmus - Victor Raskin 246. Anadiplosis - Victor Raskin 247. Polyptoton - Victor Raskin 248. Hendiadys - Victor Raskin 249. Paronomasia - Victor Raskin 250. Homoioteleuton - Victor Raskin 251. Pro-drop Language - William Wang 252. Null Subject - William Wang 253. Overregularization - Jean Berko Gleason 254. Phonemic Inventory - Kenneth Pike 255. Allophonic Variation - Kenneth Pike 256. Tagmeme - Kenneth Pike 257. Allograph - Kenneth Pike 258. Chaining - Benjamin Lee Whorf 259. Derivation - Zellig Harris 260. Synthesis - Zellig Harris 261. Transitivity - Charles Fillmore 262. Intransitive Verb - Charles Fillmore 263. Transitive Verb - Charles Fillmore 264. Ditransitive Verb - Charles Fillmore 265. Hyperbaton - Quintilian 266. Hypercorrection - William Wang 267. Idiolect - Kenneth Pike 268. Linguistic Atlas - William Wang 269. Cognate Object Construction - Charles Fillmore 270. Differential Object Marking - William Wang 271. Catenative Verb - Otto Jespersen 272. Cataphoric Ellipsis - William Wang 273. Contraction - Johann Andreas Scherer 274. Consonant Mutation - William Wang 275. Converb - William Wang 276. Definiteness - William Wang 277. Dual Number - William Wang 278. Elative Case - William Wang 279. Ergative Case - William Wang 280. Fossilization - William Wang 281. Free Morpheme - William Wang 282. Gemination - William Wang 283. Illegitimate Totality Transfer - William Wang 284. Inclusive-Exclusive Distinction - William Wang 285. Ingressive Aspect - William Wang 286. Innovative Change - William Wang 287. Internal Reconstruction - William Wang 288. Irrealis Mood - William Wang 289. Jussive Mood - William Wang 290. Lateral Consonant - William Wang 291. Lexical Change - William Wang 292. Locative Adverb - William Wang 293. Medial Voice - William Wang 294. Nasalization - William Wang 295. Noun Incorporation - William Wang 296. Obstruent - William Wang 297. Partitive Case - William Wang 298. Perseverative Aspect - William Wang 299. Pluperfect Tense - William Wang 300. Possessed-Possessor Relationship - William Wang 301. Predicate - Otto Jespersen 302. Predicative Construction - Otto Jespersen 303. Quantitative Linguistics - William Wang 304. Quantifier Floating - William Wang 305. Reductionism - William Wang 306. Reflexive Pronoun - William Wang 307. Regularity Principle - William Wang 308. Rhotic Accent - William Wang 309. Rhotic Consonant - William Wang 310. Secondary Articulation - William Wang 311. Sibilant - William Wang 312. Sibilant Affricate - William Wang 313. Sibilant Fricative - William Wang 314. Sibilant Palatal - William Wang 315. Sibilant Postalveolar - William Wang 316. Signifying Practice - William Wang 317. Sociocultural Linguistics - William Wang 318. Spirant - William Wang 319. Subject Position - William Wang 320. Subjunctive Mood - William Wang 321. Suffix - William Wang 322. Suppletion - William Wang 323. Syntactic Change - William Wang 324. Syntactic Fusion - William Wang 325. Syntactic Variation - William Wang 326. Synthetic Language - William Wang 327. Temporal Adverb - William Wang 328. Temporal Clause - William Wang 329. Temporal Frame - William Wang 330. Thematic Relation - William Wang 331. Topicalization - William Wang 332. Trigger Language - William Wang 333. Trill - William Wang 334. Uninflected Word - William Wang 335. Utterance - William Wang 336. Vernacular Language - William Wang 337. Vocal Fry - William Wang 338. Vocal Register - William Wang 339. Vowel - William Wang 340. Vowel Height - William Wang 341. Vowel Length - William Wang 342. Vowel Quality - William Wang 343. Vowel Reduction - William Wang 344. Vowel System - William Wang 345. Vowel Tense - William Wang 346. Vowelism - William Wang 347. Vowelization - William Wang 348. Word Class - William Wang 349. Word Formation - William Wang 350. Zero Article - William Wan
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