| 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 |
| As-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-Fas | Fat-Featurd | Feature-Feec | Feed-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-Phrasd | Phrase-Pik | Pil-Pk | Pl-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-Strax | Stray-Strt |
| Stru-Stx | Sty-Stz | Su-Sur | Sus-Sz | T-Thel | Them-Tom |
| Ton-Too | Top-Trad | Trae-Tz | U | V-Verb | Verba-Vov |
| Vow-Vowel G | Vowel H-Vowel Q | Vowel R-Wg | Wh-Whx | Why-Wz | X-Z |
| MOST RECENTLY ADDED OR SUBSTANTIALLY MODIFIED:
Clause-Dh: compatibility; * COMPLEXSEGMENT; O-Pos: phrasal category; Phrasal Layering; phrasal movement; phrasal nucleus; phrasal pitch accent; phrasal prominence; phrasal stress; phrasal verb construction; phrase internal movement; Phrase Structure Hypothesis for COMP; phraseological teddy bear; phraseologism; phraseology; phylogenetics; phylogeny; π-gesture; pied-piping; Pillai score; pitch accent; pitch excursion; pitch height; pitch range; pitch register; pitch track; pivot; pivot argument; PIVOT parameter; pivotal construction; planning; plesionym; pluractionality; plural indefinite; plural side. |
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ALSO NEW : On April 11, five of the 108 long pages had grown huge, so I split them. There are now 120 long pages. Keeping the Glossary's pages from growing too long means that they continue to load fast and scroll easily.
• "Ar-At" → "Ar" + "As-At" |
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| TIP (#5 OF 37) : The yellow buttons on this page will synoptically show you, roughly, the alphabetical distribution of linguistics terminology. For instance, lemma-initial "C" appears to be the most used in linguistics terminology, if this sample is representative. What do you observe here about the alphabetization domain of our jargon? | |||||
| 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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| LAST MODIFIED APRIL 27, 2026 | |||||