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A-Z 261Referencesphonetics, phonologycorrelational bundleTie between two or more phonologi cal correlations. For example, the phonemes/p, t,k/vs/b, d, g/vs/m, n/form a correlational bundle that is distinguished by the features[voiceless] vs [voiced] and [nasal] vs [oral].phonetics, phonologyReferencesCostanoanPenutianco-textTerm coined by Catford (1965) and used to denote the ‘situational context’ of anutterance in contrast to its linguistic context.ReferencesCatford, J.C. 1965. A linguistic theory of translation. London.count nounNoun which can be directly combined with a numeral (e.g. apple) as opposed to massnouns which cannot (e.g. gold). In some cases, nouns can belong to both classes (e.g.fish).