10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARONYM»
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1
Substance and Predication in Aristotle
I will argue that a paronym is not simply the person or thing that is grammatical,
brave, and the rest. Nor is it the accident, grammar, bravery, and so on. Instead,
as we shall see, paronyms are accidental compounds, which are neither simply ...
2
Natural Language Processing and Information Systems: 10th ...
In all cases, we should consider paronyms of the same POS – for retaining the
syntactic links between words while replacing a word by its paronym. A letter
paronym differs from its source word by a few elementary editing operations:
insertion ...
Andrés Montoyo, Rafael Munoz, Elisabeth Métais, 2005
Generally speaking, unless there is good evidence to the contrary, it will be
assumed that semantic complexity parallels derivational complexity, and that in a
normal case of base and paronym, the base is an endonym of the paronym. This
is ...
4
Handbook of Orthography and Literacy
In the first sentence, the semantic difference between the correct Word and its
paronym is slight, so that the two words indicate the same action (to put
something on, as in the sentence, “The mother put a coat on a child”); although
the used ...
R. Malatesha Joshi, P.G. Aaron, 2013
5
Colouring Meaning: Collocation and Connotation in Figurative ...
... 79 core collocation see collocation CorIS (Corpus di Italian Scritto) 31 corpus
lexicography 35–36, 181 cultural paronym see paronym D discourse function 61,
62 see also semantic prosody discourse prosody 61 see also semantic prosody ...
'Whitened' is a paronym for 'white' (and vice-versa, because that relationship is
symmetrical and the morphological differences indicate meaning differences
symmetrically, as well), and is equivocal in that 'whitened' means 'turned white'.
7
Simplicius: On Aristotle Categories 1-4
For example, a woman who shares in the art of music (tês mousikês tekhnês
metekhousa), and who is called 'musical' (mousikê), although she shares in the
name and in the reality, is not called a paronym by derivation from 'music' (
mousikê), ...
8
ABC Etymological Dictionary of Old Chinese
3f shb ifc (sjac) LH sac, OCM *lhakh 'Let go' [Shi], 'let off, liberate' [Zuo], 'pardon' [
Shu] (paronym of she ^ under -> she2 ik^)- The phonetic element implies an OC
final *-kh, thus the word is formally different from the homonym she ^ (under ...
Hence 'just', 'literate', and 'white' are paronyms. According to the logician Aristotle
'white' (and hence presumably any other paronym) signifies the correlated quality
and nothing but that quality (B 194C). Further, in Categoriae 4, Aristotle had ...
10
Spanish Loanwords in the English Language: A Tendency ...
There are cases in which the English term and its corresponding Spanish
paronym have different meanings, the Spanish term being the more adequate on
account of its context to express the unmarked or less typical sense. This is well ...
Félix Rodríguez González, 1996
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PARONYM»
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Submarine Bells at Pete's Candy Store, Brooklyn, NY, 4.19.09
These are songs of love lost, found while in motion, to be Miss Waltz who mistook a dance for feeling, death as a paronym for action, love ... «Sentimentalist Magazine, Apr 09»
