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Linguistic Universals Wheel

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Cross-language patterns explainer

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Starts with A

Foundational statements assumed true across languages.

Starts with B

A tendency to favor certain structures when comparing languages.

Starts with C

Grouping features to compare languages under shared categories.

Starts with D

Variation among languages despite underlying similarities.

Starts with E

Correspondence between elements in different languages showing functional similarity.

Starts with F

Occurrences of a feature across languages used to assess universals.

Starts with G

System of rules that govern sentence formation.

Starts with H

Structured levels of linguistic units from smallest to largest.

Starts with I

Relations where the presence of a feature implies another across languages.

Starts with J

Speaker evaluation of acceptability in a given sentence.

Starts with K

Mental representation of language knowledge.

Starts with L

Vocabulary inventory of a language.

Starts with M

Study of word formation and internal structure of words.

Starts with N

A word that denotes a person, place, or thing.

Starts with O

Shared features among languages indicating universals.

Starts with P

Smallest unit of sound that can change meaning.

Starts with Q

Word that expresses amount or scope.

Starts with R

Style or level of formality in language use.

Starts with S

Arrangement of words to form phrases and sentences.

Starts with T

Classification of languages based on shared structural features.

Starts with U

Principles believed to apply to nearly all languages.

Starts with V

Differences between languages in phonology or grammar.

Starts with W

Elicitation task used to study morphology in learners.

Starts with X

Study of languages in contact with outsiders or other languages.

Starts with Y

Standard against which languages are compared.

Starts with Z

Definite or indefinite article presence is omitted.

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