polysemy वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. A word sense may correspond to either a meaning ) or a sememe ( the next larger unit of meaning ), and polysemy is the property of having multiple semes or sememes and thus multiple senses.
2. Some scholars have pointed out that in reference to the utilization of the terms rumba and guaracha, there is possibly a case of polysemy, or the use of two different words to denominate the same thing.
3. As a result, the field of English names of birds was left " a swirling sea of polylexy and polysemy, where one bird may have many names and one name may apply to many birds ."
4. Linguists have been unwilling to apply the label polysemy to such cases since polysemy is traditionally considered to be a relation between different uses of the same lexeme, and thus not applicable to words belonging to different categories.
5. Linguists have been unwilling to apply the label polysemy to such cases since polysemy is traditionally considered to be a relation between different uses of the same lexeme, and thus not applicable to words belonging to different categories.
6. Owing to the semantic polysemy of " chong ", the term is also translatable as " three pests " ( Needham and Lu 1986 ) or " three bugs " ( Zhang and Unschuld 2014 ).
7. There are several tests for polysemy, but one of them is zeugma : if one word seems to exhibit zeugma when applied in different contexts, it is likely that the contexts bring out different polysemes of the same word.
8. For Dick Hebdige polysemy means that, " each text is seen to generate a potentially infinite range of meanings, " making, according to Richard Middleton, " any homology, out of the most heterogeneous materials, possible.
9. Because construction grammar does not operate with surface derivations from underlying structures, it rejects constructional polysemy and adheres to functionalist linguist Dwight Bolinger's " principle of no synonymy ", on which Adele Goldberg elaborates in her book.
10. Clarke has made a valuable contribution to the overall debate by suggesting that, in order to determine whether a particular dispute was a consequence of true polysemy or inadvertent homonymy, one should seek to " locate the source of the dispute ".