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cultural context: that part of the context which includes both the total culture 
within which a communication takes place and the specific nonlinguistic circum-
stances of the communication 
denotation, denotative meaning: see referential meaning dependent clause: 
see clause derivation: see affix 
euphemism: a word or expression which is used in ordinary circumstances as a 
substitute for a taboo word 
idiom: an expression consisting of several words and whose meaning cannot 
be derived from the meanings ol the individual words, e.g. kick the bucket for die; 
also called exocentric expression idiomatic: see natural 
lexical: pertaining to the selection and use of words as units bearing meaning; 
related to semotactic, but often more arbitrary than systematic linguistic context: that 
aspect of the context which comprises the syntactic context and the semotactic 
context 
morpheme: the smallest grammatical piece in a language. Some words, especially 
particles, are composed of only one morpheme; others are composed of several 
morphemes, e g. un-shak-able. Morphemes are often classified as stems and affixes. 
morphology: see grammar; morphological 
semantic area: that aspect of experience which is covered by a term or by a set 
of related terms 
semantic component: a structural part of the referential meaning of a word, 
discovered by componential analysis. Semantic components may be common 
components, diagnostic components, or supplementary components, semantic field: 
see domain 
semantics: that part of the structure of a language which deals with the meanings of 
words and expressions and also with the meaningful structure of discourse. One 
aspect, componential analysis, deals with referential meaning; another deals with 
connotation; distinguished" from grammar and phonology 

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