SANK'S GLOSSARY OF L I N G U I S T I C S S   G   O   L   .   o   r   g
A-Adi	Adj-Af	Ag-Al	Am-Ao	Ap-Aq	Ar-At
Au-Bas	Bat-Bz	C-Car	Cas-Chh	Chi-Clausd	Clause-Cn
Co-Como	Comp-Comz	Con-Coni	Conj-Cons	Cont-Conz	Coo
Cop-Coq	Cor-Cot	Cou	Cov-Cz	D-Dh	Di-Diak
Dial-Dias	Diat-Dir	Dis-Disc	Disd-Distq	Distr-Dnz	Do
Dp-El	Em-Ens	Ent-Ep	Eq-Exg	Exh-Expn	Expo-Ez
F-Fil	Fim-Foo	Fop-Fz	G-Gk	Gl-Hd	He-Her
Hes-Hz	I-Identh	Identi-Idiol	Idiom-Imo	Imp-Imz	In-Ine
Inf-Ins	Int-Inz	Io-Jz	K	L-Lam	Lan-Las
Lat-Lew	Lex-Lexical	Lexicala-Lib	Lic-Lz	M-Meq	Mer-Mn
Mo-Moq	Mor-Morphol	Morphom-Mos	Mot-Multio	Multip-Mz	N-Nn
No	Np-Nz	O-Obk	Obl-Omm	Omn-Opth	Opti-Oz
P-Par	Pas-Pg	Ph-Phq	Phr-Pn	Po-Pos	Pot-Prec
Pred-Prn	Pro-Pros	Prot-Pz	Q	R-Rec	Red-Regq
Regr-Rem	Ren-Ress	Rest-Rz	S-Sel	Sem	Sen-Sil
Sim-So	Sp-Spk	Spl-Stn	Sto-Stz	Su-Sur	Sus-Sz
T-Thel	Them-Tom	Ton-Too	Top-Trad	Trae-Tz	U
V-Verb	Verba-Vov	Vow-Wg	Wh-Whx	Why-Wz	X-Z
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	TIP (#2 OF 32) :  If you see an entry with two or more numbered sections, the other sections don't necessarily represent separate senses. Most often, they don't. Learners (including me) often benefit by hearing more than one explanation of the same notion, so a SGOL entry often has one or more additional wordings of the same denotation.
	THE PERSONAL GLOSSARY OF JON PAUL SANK
	In order to understand linguistics conference talks, I began in the mid-2000s to collect linguistics terms for a glossary or dictionary of my own. Wanting a useful conference companion and having decided also to share it, I aimed my design at lightning-fast page loading, common-sense navigation, easy scrolling, and universal compatibility. Pages would be small, simple, and display-responsive. Nowadays, this research-relevant lexicon is more professional-looking, much richer with terms, and more able to render linguistics notations, even while it remains simple and nimble.
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