Wu (linguistics) (4544 bytes)
1: ...g]]. As of 1991, there are 87 million speakers of Wu Chinese, making it the second largest form of Chi...
3: ...en a special term used to describe the quality of Wu speech: 吳儂軟語/吴...
5: ...inese]], there is plenty of dispute as to whether Wu is a [[language]] or a [[dialect]]. Please see [[...
7: {{language|name=Wu|nativename=吴语
14: &nbsp;&nbsp;'''Wu'''<br>

Linguistics (17108 bytes)
1: {{linguistics}}
2: ...s someone who engages in this study. The study of linguistics can be thought of along three major axes, the end...
5: ...ries about universal aspects of language; applied linguistics applies these theories to other fields.
6: ...Britannica]] uses ''macrolinguistics'' and ''microlinguistics'' instead.
8: ...oncerned with independent, theoretical synchronic linguistics, which is acknowledged as the core of the discipl...

Applied linguistics (2298 bytes)
1: {{linguistics}}
2: '''Applied linguistics''' is concerned with using linguistic theory to a...
4: The field of applied linguistics first concerned itself with [[second language lea...
6: ...-disciplinary mix of departments primarily from [[linguistics]], [[anthropology]], [[psychology]], and [[educat...
8: The [[American Association for Applied Linguistics]] formed in the 1970s when it began holding separ...

Assimilation (linguistics) (1091 bytes)
19: [[Category:Linguistics]]

Sign (linguistics) (718 bytes)
1: In general [[linguistics]] Ferdinand de Saussure described a '''sign''' as...
8: * Saussure, Ferdinand de (1916). Nature of the Linguistics Sign. In Charles Bally & Albert Sechehaye (Ed.), ...
10: [[Category:Linguistics]]

Timing (linguistics) (1634 bytes)
1: '''Timing''', in [[linguistics]], refers to the rhythmic qualities of speech in ...
3: ...re examples (more accurately, Japanese is [[Mora (linguistics)|mora]]-timed rather than syllable-timed&mdash;th...

Topic (linguistics) (1956 bytes)
1: ...asized ''like this'' in the following [[Sentence (linguistics)|sentence]]s:

Forensic linguistics (588 bytes)
1: '''Forensic linguistics''' is the name given to a number of sub-disciplin...
6: [[Category:Linguistics]]

Contraction (linguistics) (2654 bytes)
1: In [[linguistics]], a '''contraction''' is the formation of a new ...

Reduction (linguistics) (678 bytes)
28: [[Category:Linguistics]]

Variety (linguistics) (1771 bytes)
17: [[Category:Linguistics]]

Accent (linguistics) (1244 bytes)
7: * [[variety (linguistics)|variety]]
23: [[Category:Sociolinguistics]] [[Category:linguistics]]

Root (linguistics) (2717 bytes)
3: ... are essential for [[affixation]] and [[compound (linguistics)|compound]]s.
13: *[[morphology (linguistics)|Morphology]]
15: *[[Stem (linguistics)|Stem]]
19: [[de:Wurzel (Linguistik)]]

Stylistics (linguistics) (1093 bytes)
1: {{linguistics}}

Anthropological linguistics (3468 bytes)
1: '''Anthropological linguistics''' is the study of language through [[human genet...
5: ...s decision-making]] than English. Anthropological linguistics studies these distinctions, and relates them to [...
9: Anthropological linguistics is concerned with
11: * '''Descriptive (or synchronic) linguistics''' Describing dialects (forms of a language used ...
12: ...uage families]], [[comparative method|comparative linguistics]], [[etymology]], and [[philology]].

Generative linguistics (3135 bytes)
1: {{linguistics}}
3: ...ays by different people, and the term "generative linguistics" therefore has a range of different, though overl...
5: ...popularised the term, and by most dictionaries of linguistics.
7: ...languages must be the same). The term "generative linguistics" is often applied to the earliest version of Chom...
9: ...herefore, might be summarised as "anti-Skinnerian linguistics" - or just generalised anti-behaviorism.

Jin (linguistics) (4677 bytes)
1: ...sts; some prefer to classify it under [[Mandarin (linguistics)|Mandarin]], while others set it apart as an inde...
21: ...e differences between Jin and all the [[Mandarin (linguistics)|Mandarin]] dialects that surround it.
29: * Wutai, or that spoken in parts of northern [[Shanxi]...
37: Unlike most varieties of [[Mandarin (linguistics)|Mandarin]], Jin uses the final [[glottal stop]]....
46: ...7; /z&#601;&#660;/, in a variety of [[derivation (linguistics)|derivational]] constructions. For example:<br>

Initial (linguistics) (1870 bytes)
3: ...s the third component for a syllable, the [[tone (linguistics)|tone]].
11: [[Category:Linguistics]]

Prototype (linguistics) (772 bytes)
8: ...ype theory has led to several new approaches in [[linguistics]], such as [[Conceptual metaphors]], [[Primary me...

Branching (linguistics) (2344 bytes)

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