Chapter I. Lexical typology is the systematic study of cross-linguistic variations

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Glossary
Typology - ​a system of dividing things into different types.
Linguistics - the scientific study of language or of particular languages.
Comparative linguistics - the study of how related languages are similar and different, especially in order to discover things about a language that both these languages came from, and that no longer exists.
Structural linguistics - the part of linguistics that deals with language as a system of related structure.
Lexicology - the study of the form, meaning and behavior of words.
Lexical typology - the cross-linguistic and typological dimension of lexicology.