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...eing clear and has all the factors explicitly mentioned, including the one hidden in the shorter forms. ...by analogy with an analytic category like a slicew or stage. with analytic categories you can fall back on the original object being analysed to guarantee and at

...eing clear and has all the factors explicitly mentioned, including the one hidden in the shorter forms. ...by analogy with an analytic category like a slicew or stage. with analytic categories you can fall back on the original object being analysed to guarantee and at

...ho are keeping us afloat. We need a much higher percentage of you in these categories. ...de note, we will be trying to phase out use of the word 'lexeme' for these categories, in favor of the Lojban word "selma'o", (from se cmavo) or cmavo word categ

What is hidden in most usage of these abstract sumti is that we have created an entirely n ...manner of conclusions that are in some way logically faulty. We relying on hidden assumptions to pull meaning out of the statement, as we try to decide wheth

...aditionally and erroneously called "lexeme" in the Loglan community. These categories typically have a name derived from one word in that grammatical category; t ...o the assumption in daily life without it being explicitly identified as a hidden assumption.

...erring to say that it could be shown that there are cases where linguistic categories are in some way connected to cultural ones, even if it's not universally tr ...form class irregularity - it is not possible to distinguish forms or their categories directly from their pronunciation, as when a phonological change is extende

...teach in its entirety to new people, since so few people realize how much hidden tense structure there is in natural languages - all made open and optional ...ure to all natural languages (called 'deep structure') which is often well-hidden from our conscious thought. The argument for deep structure is based on the

categories; I screwed up on fuhivla recently I grammatical categories and thus do not conflict,

...aditionally and erroneously called "lexeme" in the Loglan community. These categories typically have a name derived from one word in that grammatical category; t 1 Categories within pro-sumti (KOhA)

...s in Esperanto rule 6 is not properly part of this rule but belongs in the hidden (also for Esperanto!) working of word-building (rule 11 see below); the des The mentioned projects fall basically into two categories, from what I have seen of them, Eurolengo, Uropi, Linguos and Unitario appe

of this rule but belongs in the hidden (also for Esperanto!) working of word- The mentioned projects fall basically into two categories, from what I have

...ill speak – and much of the definition of the 'human' grammar of Loglan is hidden in the PreParser computer program where only the most studied C programmers ...ested. It contained no Loglan; I was primarily interested in seeing which categories of predicates were developed and what kind of case relations (argument plac