grammeme
US/ɡɻæmiːm/
grammeme noun: a unit of grammar.
Noun
grammeme (plural grammemes)
- A unit of grammar.
- Much like grammemes, quasi-grammemes oppose lexes of the same lexeme; unlike grammemes, however, they don't enter in categories.1991, Igor Mel'čuk, “Toward a Universal Calculus of Inflectional Categories: On Roman Jakobson's Trail”, in Linda R. Waugh, Stephen Rudy, editors, New Vistas in Grammar: Invariance and Variation. […]...
- Synonyms:
- tagmeme
Synonyms of grammeme
Forms of grammeme
| plural | grammemes |
|---|---|
| alternative form (dated) | grameme |
Origin of grammeme
From grammar + -eme, on the pattern of morpheme and phoneme.
Words formed from grammeme
Questions about grammeme
- What does grammeme mean?
- Grammeme means a unit of grammar.
- What part of speech is grammeme?
- Grammeme is a noun.
- How do you pronounce grammeme?
- Grammeme is pronounced /ɡɻæmiːm/ (US).
- What is the plural of grammeme?
- The plural of grammeme is grammemes.
Words near grammeme in the dictionary
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