Indeks:Angielski - Językoznawstwo

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A

Abaza • Abkhazian • Acehnese • Adyghe • Afar • Afrikaans • Aghul • Ainu • Akan • Akkadian • Albanian • Aleutian • Amharic • Anglicism • Appalachian • Arabic • Arabism • Aragonese • Archi • Armenian • Assamese • Asturian • Avar • Avestan • Aymara • Azerbaijani

a

abbr. • abjad • ablaut • abugida • accentual • accentuate • acquisition • acute accent • affricate • agglutinate • agglutination • ague • alliterative • alliteratively • allomorph • allophone • alphabet soup • alternation • ambigram • anacoluthon • ananym • anglicism • anglophone • antepenult • antepenultima • anthroponym • anthroponymy • antimetabole • antiphrasis • antonomasia • antonymous • antonymy • apagogic • apheresis • aphesis • apocope • apophonic • aposiopesis • aprosdoketon • archaism • argot • article • aspirate • aspiration • assibilation • assonance • asyndeton • atonic • augment • augmentative • aureate • autoantonym • autological • ayin

B

Balearic • Baltic • Bambara • Bari • Belarusian • Belarussian • Belorussian • Bengali • Berber • Bhojpuri • Bislama • BP • Breton • Bulgarian • Burgundian • Burman • Burmese

b

back-formation • barbarism • barytone • battology • beta • bilabial • bilabially • binarism • bivocal • borrowing • boustrophedon • brachygraphic • brogue

C

Cajun • Cantabrian • Cantonese • Carniolan • Castilian • Catalan • Cebuano • Chamorro • Chechen • Chewa • Cheyenne • Chinese • Choctaw • Chuj • Chuvash • Cingalese • Classical Latin • Coptic • Corsican • Crimean Tatar • Croatian • Cyrillic • Czech

c

cadence • calque • catachresis • cedilla • chiasmus • circumfix • clause • clitic • clusivity • cockney • code switching • cognate • coinage • collocation • colloquial • colloquialism • comparison • conlang • connotation • consonant • consonantally • contraction • contronym • copula • coronal • corpus • counterterm • crasis • creole • critical apparatus

D

Dakota • Danish • Dari • Devanagari • Dhivehi • Dutch • Dzongkha

d

dash • dead language • delabialization • delta • demonym • demotic • denasalization • denasalize • denominal • denominative • denotative • denotatively • depalatalization • dependent • designatum • determinative • deviant • diachronic grammar • diacritic • diacritical • diaeresis • dialect • dialectal • dialectally • dialectology • dictation • dictionary of synonyms • dieresis • digamma • diglossia • digraph • diminutive • diminutively • diphone • diphthong • dissimilation • dissyllable • disyllabic • disyllable • dittography • double entendre • doublet • dysphemism

E

Ecclesiastical Latin • EE • Elamite • English • Erzya • Esperanto • Estonian • Estuary English • Etruscan

e

ecolect • ejective • elide • elision • ellipsis • elliptic • elliptical • emic • emphatic • en • enclitic • enclitically • endonym • epanalepsis • epenthesis • epithet • eponym • ergative • ergatively • esh • ethnolect • ethnolinguistics • ethnonym • etymologic • etymologically • etymologist • etymon • euphemism • exonym • expletive

F

Faroese • Farsi • Fiji Hindi • Fijian • Finnish • French • Frisian • Fus-ha • Fusha

f

false friend • familiolect • family • figuratively • folk etymology • foreign language • formal language • fossilization • fricative • fricatively • futureless

G

Ga • Gaelic • Gagauz • Galician • Gallicism • Ganda • Gaulish • Geordie • Georgian • German • Germanism • Glagolitic • Goldwynism • Goth. • Gothic • Grecism • Greek • Guaraní • Gujarati • Guyanese

g

geminate • gemination • gimel • glossary • glottal • glottal stop • gothic • gradable • grammar • grave accent

H

Haitian Creole • Hausa • Hawaiian • Hebraism • Hebrew • Hessian • Hindi • Hittite • Hittitology • Hopi • Hungarian

h

hangeul • hangul • haplologic • haplology • headlinese • heteronym • heth • holonym • homograph • homonym • homonymous • homonymously • homonymy • homophone • hydronym • hypercorrection • hypernym • hyperonym • hyphenate • hyphenation • hypocorism • hyponym • hyponymy

I

Icelandic • Ido • Indo-European • Indonesian • Interlingua • Inuktitut • IPA • Irish • Italian • Italianism • Italic • Itelmen

i

ideogram • idiolect • idiom • idiomatic • idiomatical • idiomatically • idiotism • indirect speech • infix • infixation • informal • intension • interfix • interlinguistics • iota • iotation • irrealism • isogloss • itacism • izafet

J

Japanese • Japanism • Japonism • Juhuri

j

jawbreaker

K

Kabyle • Kannada • Kashmiri • Khitan • Khmer • Kirundi • Klingon • Komi • Korean • Kurdish • Kurmanji • Kyrgyz

k

kanji • katakana

L

Ladin • Ladino • Latin • Latinism • Latinity • Latvian • Lemko • Ligurian • Limburgish • Lingala • Lithuanian • Livonian • Lojban • Low German • Low Saxon • Luganda • Luxembourgish

l

labialisation • labialization • labially • labiate • labiodental • labiodentally • lacuna • lambdacism • lamedh • language family • language variety • latin • lemma • lenition • lexeme • lexical • lexicalisation • lexicography • lexicological • lexicologically • lexicologist • lexicology • lingua franca • lingually • linguistic • linguistic landscape • linguistically • linguistics • literary language • loan • loanword • localism • locution • long

M

Macedonian • Magyar • Malagasy • Malay • Malayalam • Malaysian • Maltese • Manchu • Mandarin • Manx • Maori • Marathi • Mari • Marshallese • Middle Dutch • Middle English • Middle High German • Mohawk • Moldavian • Monégasque • Mongol • Montenegrin

m

macrolanguage • malapropism • mass noun • mem • meronym • meronymic • meronymy • metaphorical • metatext marker • metathesis • metonymic • metonymically • mixed language • modifier • monophthong • monophthongization • monosemy • monosyllable • mora • morph • morpheme • morphologically • morphophoneme • motherese • mythologism

N

Nahuatl • Nauruan • Navajo • Nepali • Nipponism • NMS • Norman • Northumbrian • Norwegian • Norwegian Bokmål • Nynorsk

n

n-word • nasality • nasalization • nasalize • native language • nativism • natural language • neologism • neurolinguistics • nomen deminutivum • nominalization • non-rhotic • nonrhotic • nonstandard • normative grammar

O

Occitan • Odia • OFries • Old Church Slavonic • Old English • Old French • Old Frisian • Old High German • Old Irish • Old Norse • Oriya • Oromo

o

occlusive • omega • omicron • onomastic • onomastics • onomatology • ordinal • orthoepy • oxymoronically

P

Pali • Pamir • Papiamento • Parthian • Pashto • Pashtun • Pawnee • Persian • PG • PIE • Pinyin • Polish • Polish-language • Polonism • Portuguese • POS • Proto-Indo-European • Proto-Turkic • Pulaar

p

palatal • palatally • pangram • paradigm • paragoge • parataxis • paroemia • paronomasia • paronym • passively • patois • penult • penultima • performance • periphrase • periphrastic • periphrastically • pfx • pharyngeal • pharyngealization • phatic • phonation • phone • phoneme • phonemic • phonetically • phonogram • phonological • phonologically • phonology • phonotactics • phraseology • pidgin • pinyin • placename • pleonastic • pleonastical • pleonastically • plosive • plosively • plural • plurale tantum • pluralization • poecilonym • polycentric language • polysemous • polysemously • polysemy • polysyllabic • polysyllabically • polysyllable • polysyndeton • portmanteau word • ppl • preaspiration • prefix • prefixation • prescription • prescriptivism • prescriptivist • primitive • profanity • proper noun • prosodically • prosody • prosopopoeia • prothesis • proto-language • proverb • pseudonym • psycholinguistics • punch line • punctuation • punctuation mark • purism • purist • puristic • puristically

Q

Quechua

q

qoph • qualifier • quotation mark

R

Romance • Romani • Romanian • Romansch • Rotokas • Rumanian • Rundi • Russian • Rwandan

r

radix • reciprocal pronoun • regiolect • reification • retroflex • retronym • rhotacism • rhotic • rhoticity • romaji • romanisation • romanization • root • rotacism

S

Sami • Sangho • Sango • Sanscrit • Sanskrit • Sardinian • Scots • Scottish Gaelic • Semitic • Semitism • Serbo-Croatian • Shan • Sherpa • Shona • Shoshone • Siamese • Sicilian • Silesian • Sindhi • Singhalese • Sinhala • Sinhalese • Sinology • Skr. • Slavism • Slovak • Slovenian • Sorbian • Spanish • Sumerian • Sundanese • Swahili • Swedish

s

samekh • schwa • semantic • semantically • semiosis • semivowel • sesquipedalian • shibboleth • shorthand • sibilant • sigma • silent • sin • sinicization • snowclone • sociolect • sociolinguistics • solecism • sonant • speech sound • spirantization • spooner • spoonerism • sprachbund • standard • standard dialect • standard language • standard variety • structuralism • stylistic • stylistically • suffix • superstrate • surd • syllabic • syllabically • syllabication • syllabification • syllable • symploce • synaeresis • synchronic grammar • synecdoche • synonym • synonymy • syntagm • syntagma • syntagmatic • syntax

T

Tagalog • Taiwanese • Tartar • Tatar • Telugu • Thai • Tok Pisin • Tsakhur • Tswana • Tuareg • Tungusic • Turcism • Turkish • Turkmen • Tuvan • Tuvinian

t

tagmeme • tagmemics • tau • tautologism • tautology • teth • tetragraph • tetrasyllabic • thesaurus • titlo • tmesis • tonal • tonally • toponym • toponymy • transcription • translation studies • translingual • transliterate • transliteration • trigraph • trill • triphthong • trisyllabic • trisyllabically • trope

U

Ukrainian • Umbrian • Upper Sorbian • Urdu • Uyghur • Uzbek

u

ulpan • ultima • umlaut • unaccented • uninflected • usage • uvular • uvularly

V

Venda • Vietnamese • Vilamovian • Volapük

v

vagueness • valency • variety • velar • velarization • verbal noun • vernacular • vernacularly • vocable • vocalic • vocalize • voice • voiced • voiceless • vowel • vulgarism

W

Walloon • Wanda • Waray • Welsh • West Flemish • West Slavic • White Russian

w

word play • wordplay

X

Xhosa

Y

Yakut • Yiddish

y

yer • yus

Z

Zeelandic • Zhuang

z

zayin • zeugma • zoonym