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Orthographic Norm and Grammatical Homonymy

Vestnik Volgogradskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta. Serija 2. Jazykoznanije, 2019
The article deals with the relevant linguistic issue of correlation between word spelling and the distinction of units belonging to different grammatical classes. The concepts of word and part of speech are contrasted. The author has revealed the peculiarities of lexical units functioning in written speech, which enables their part-of-speech status ...
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Use of domain ontology for homonymy clarification into the natural language texts

, 2018
The article analyses the clarification of various types of homonymy that can be executed without use of semantic information, but only on the basis of syntactic rules.
Rogushina, J.V., Lesko, O.N.
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Polysemy and Homonymy Seen in Their Stylistic Use

, 2015
This article is concerned with stylistic phenomenon of polysemy and homonymy. Treated together they represent not only a complex linguistic phenomenon but also a stylistic one, which deserves proper treatment. In this article we mainly deal with the main
Sonila Daiu
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Slur Reclamation and the polysemy/homonymy distinction [PDF]

Reclamation of a slur involves the creation of a new, positively-valenced meaning that gradually replaces the old pejorative meaning. This means that at a critical stage, the slur is ambiguous. It has been claimed that this ambiguity is polysemy. However,
Zyglewicz, Tomasz
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A Comparative Analysis of Stand-up Comedy in Contemporary China and A Collection of Classic Chinese Jokes

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Notwithstanding the fact that 幽默 youmo ‘humour’ is a neologism and transliteration coined in the 1920s, the conception has been existing in Chinese civilisation for millennia. The earliest extant treatise on humour in Chinese literature is regarded to be
Aiqing Wang
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Abbreviations in Homonymy

This article discusses the phenomenon of homonymy in the field of abbreviation. Until now, homonymy has rarely been considered along with the topic of abbreviations, and yet it is all closely interconnected, since the frequency of using homonymous abbreviations in English literature is quite high.
Aynur Humay Bayramli, Asian Institute of Research   +1 more
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Differentiating Homonymy and Polysemy in Information Retrieval

, 2005
Recent studies into Web retrieval have shown that word sense disambiguation can increase retrieval effectiveness. However, it remains unclear as to the minimum disambiguation accuracy required and the granularity with which one must define word sense in ...
Stokoe, Christopher, Christopher Stokoe
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Abbreviations in medical records: arguments for and against

Вестник Самарского университета: История, педагогика, филология
There is often a need for fast and effective communication in modern medicine. Time is often critical when providing care to multiple patients. Medical abbreviations are a form of shorthand that allows healthcare professionals to communicate with one ...
S. S. Barbasheva, T. V. Rozhkova
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Inflexional homonymy of nouns declension in contemporary Polish

, 1981
Artykuł napisany na podstawie pracy magisterskiej pt. Homonimia fleksyjna w deklinacji rzeczownika we współczesnym języku polskim pod kierunkiem dra J.
Szweryn-Sedig, Jadwiga
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Homonymy and Polysemy in Information Retrieval

, 2000
This paper discusses research on distinguishing word meanings in the context of information retrieval systems. We conducted experiments with three sources of evidence for making these distinctions: morphology, part-of-speech, and phrases.
Robert Krovetz
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