lexía (Q2918373)
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Google translate of Spanish WP, modified: "The linguistic unit composed of monemes related by a high index of inseparability is called lexia, or a stable grouping of semes, not necessarily lexicalized, that constitute a functional unit."
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | lexía |
Google translate of Spanish WP, modified: "The linguistic unit composed of monemes related by a high index of inseparability is called lexia, or a stable grouping of semes, not necessarily lexicalized, that constitute a functional unit." |
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lexia (English)
This does not seem attested in use for this concept or any other concept. (English)
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lexía (English)
This is not attested but it looks foreign and will not confuse anyone to think this is an English term. It seems thus to be a good provisional English label. (English)
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Google translate of Spanish: "WP: "The lexical unit composed of monemes related by a high index of inseparability is called lexia, or a stable grouping of semes, not necessarily lexicalized, that constitute a functional unit." The phrase "lexical unit" is here probably translated as sum of parts and not in the FrameNet sense. Something composed of monemes (sequences of phonemes) is not a "lexical unit" in FrameNet sense: it is not a pairing of words with one meaning. (English)
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- eswiki Lexía