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109 TERMINOLOGY: AMBIGUITY
Table 18.1 continued
Term Area 1 Area 2
complex phonetics: of a vowel or a tone morphology: of a word made
made up of two (or more) up of more than one
targets morpheme
syntax: of a sentence made syntax: a set of features which
up of a main clause and at
least one subordinate clause
phonetics: of a tone, comprised
of sounds of different frequencies
define a word class
compound morphology: a word made syntax: of a sentence made
up of two (or more) stems up of two (or more) coordinated
clauses
morphology: of a tense sociolinguistics: of bilingualism
expressed periphrastically of a particular type
concrete syntax: of a noun, denoting phonology: anchored in
a real-world object actual phonetic production
conjunct syntax: any of the items linked
by coordination
syntax: a type of adverbial
contrastive phonology, morphology, applied linguistics: involving
syntax: distinctive comparison between two
languages
coordinate sociolinguistics: of bilingualism syntax: of elements of equivalent
of a particular type status linked together
cycle phonetics: a complete phonology, syntax: the application
vibration of the vocal folds of a set of rules of a certain type,
especially ones which can be
applied more than once in a
derivation
daughter historical linguistics: a syntax: a node immediately
language directly derived
from another one
dominated by another one
declarative speech-act: a sentence which meta-theory: any theory which
makes a statement works by providing constraints
on possible structures rather
than by deriving one level of
structure from another
derivation morphology: that part of phonology, morphology,
morphology concerned with syntax: any process of
the creation of new lexemes successive changes between
by processes of affixation, an underlying form and its
conversion surface representation
diffuse phonology: a now little-used sociolinguistics: used to
distinctive feature, the describe a community in which