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semo-|ˈsiːməʊ|
combining form of Gr. σῆµα sign, used as the first element in semoleˈxemic a., of linguistic rules: governing the conversion of units of meaning into lexical items; semoˈlogical a., of or pertaining to semology; hence semoˈlogically adv.; seˈmology, the study of meaning as an aspect of language; = semantic n. 1 a; semoˈtactic a., of or pertaining to the ordering of units of meaning; hence semoˈtactically adv. Cf. semantico-.
1968Language XLIV. 578 The last four pages of chapter 6 are devoted to a discussion of ‘*semolexemic rules’, which map sememic networks onto lexemic trees.
1913Jrnl. Eng. & Gmc. Philol. XII. 78 The change may be purely *semological. 1928C. Bergener Contribution to Study of Conversion of Adjectives into Nouns iv. 170 Light, dark, and dusk form a semological association-group. 1975M. A. K. Halliday in S. Rogers Children & Lang. iv. 225 This is an analysis at the semological level in which the elements of structure are functional in character.
1913Jrnl. Eng. & Gmc. Philol. XII. 78 Morphologically and *semologically the stem flik exhibits types of word-formation and meaning development that are representative.
1911A. L. Elmquist in Ibid. X. 318 The grammar [of Noreen's Vårt Språk] is in four parts..(3), *Semology, a new term for semasiology. Ibid., The grammar offers a large number of new features, the Semology, perhaps, most of all. 1928C. Bergener Contribution to Study of Conversion of Adjectives into Nouns i. 7 We are not only concerned with the semology but also with the morphology of converted adjectives. 1958G. L. Trager in Studies in Linguistics XIII. 8 There seems to be no subdivision of either kinesics or paralinguistics exactly analogous to the phonology-morphology-semology of language. 1970Canadian Jrnl. Linguistics XVI. 22 Below each disjunction each wire leads (though not necessarily immediately) to an inverse conjunction, the other wire of which leads up to the semology.
1966S. M. Lamb Outl. Stratif. Gram. 14 *Semotactic patterns differ from tactic patterns for lower strata in having considerable numbers of upwards ands. 1967D. G. Hays Introd. Computational Linguistics xiii. 215 If parsing is performed after this dictionary lookup, its object is to determine semotactic well-formedness.
1969Language XLV. 491 The principal area of stylistic concern is the discourse, not primarily the pleasing sound patterns or the juxtaposition of *semotactically felicitous phrases. |