referential meaning मीनिंग इन हिंदी

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1. Particular tense forms need not always carry their basic time-referential meaning in every case.
2. Semantico-referential meaning refers to the aspect of meaning, which describes events in the world that are independent of the circumstance they are uttered in.
3. In all of these cases, the semantico-referential meaning of the utterances is unchanged from that of the other possible ( but often impermissible ) forms, but the pragmatic meaning is vastly different.
4. Finally, the intermediate ( and, possibly, basic ) meanings are further processed by semantic functions that are associated with the syntactic nucleus function, so as to yield'complete syntactic meanings,'which are either referential meanings or sentence meanings.
5. This relationship can be further explained by considering what we mean by " meaning . " In pragmatics, there are two different types of meaning to consider : "'semantico-referential meaning "'and "'indexical meaning . "'
6. "' Sentence-final particles "', including modal particles, interactional particles, etc ., are minimal lexemes ( words ) that occur at the end of a sentence and that do not carry referential meaning, but may relate to linguistic modality, Monguor languages.
7. Michael Silverstein has argued that " nonreferential " or " pure " indices do not contribute to an utterance's referential meaning but instead " signal some particular value of one or more contextual variables . " Although nonreferential indexes are devoid of semantico-referential meaning, they do encode " pragmatic " meaning.
8. Michael Silverstein has argued that " nonreferential " or " pure " indices do not contribute to an utterance's referential meaning but instead " signal some particular value of one or more contextual variables . " Although nonreferential indexes are devoid of semantico-referential meaning, they do encode " pragmatic " meaning.
9. In short, " there is no way I can conceive ", with doctoral training in such things, to make this article title or sentence understandable, or to see, given their nonsensical, self-referential meanings, " how this article could evolve to cover any scientific content in a constructive way ."
10. Each ( simple ) sentence meaning consists of at least ( i ) a referential part : a set containing exactly one'referential meaning'for each referential expression of the syntactic unit; ( ii ) a propositional part : a pair consisting of a directive part ( determining a speech act type ) and a proposition; and ( iii ) a propositional background, consisting of what the speaker co-expresses with the proposition.