| 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 |
| MOST RECENTLY ADDED OR SUBSTANTIALLY MODIFIED:
F-Ine: face-work; T-Z: vowel category compactness; vowel category distinctiveness; vowel copy epenthesis; vowel devoicing; vowel disharmony; vowel fricativization; vowel harmony; vowel hiatus; vowel inherent spectral change; vowel inventory; vowel matching; vowel placement; vowel reduction; vowel space area; vowel spreading; vowel-to-vowel coarticulation; VP recycling hypothesis; wavegram. |
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| TIP (#11 OF 32) : The alphabetic distribution seen across this page's yellow buttons was inspired by printed encyclopedias. If instead I were to dedicate each button to one letter, such that you'd see 26 buttons, then some of the linked pages would be gigantically long, while others would be preposterously short. Using this scheme, I can keep the page lengths within a certain range, just as a printed encyclopedia's volumes fall within a certain range of physical thickness and weight. | |||||
| 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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