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WIU1-Event0164 - Elicitation: "-rono" suffix and "mele"
Elicitation relating to the suffix -rono "let's" and the word mele "able.". Language as given: Wiru
Research Data Australia110
Idiomaticity, familiarity and preceding information in BP idioms processing
Abstract: Idioms are typically characterized as non-compositional strings of words in which figurative meaning cannot be derived from the interpretation of its parts; the degree of compositionality, however, is variable. This paper investigates the comprehension of verb + complement idioms in Brazilian Portuguese (e.g. “passar a bola”, “pintar o sete”). Our research intends to explore to what extent internal and external factors affect the comprehension of idioms. We report the results of a maze task (self-paced reading experiment) in which the critical segment was related to the verb complement: idiomatic vs. literal complement (e.g. open the heart/ the door). The results revealed significant effects of the three investigated variables, suggesting that the degree of idiomaticity, the speaker's familiarity with the idiom and the previous context affect the processing of the idioms and, therefore, should be considered in a model that aims to explain the representation, access and comprehension of these structures.
DataCite Commons2021-03-27 更新50
Backpulver
# Dictionary site. All dictionaries together. * Backpulver what does it mean, * Backpulver translation * Backpulver root * Backpulver dictionary means
www.sozluksu.com30
JRB1-054 - ST Verb Inflectional morphology elicitation
Elicitation of inflectional verbal morphology of class 3 verbs, using flash card stimuli. Language as given: Anindilyakwa
Research Data Australia50
JH1-12_63 - Narrative by speaker from Kiwaumai Village
Narrative by speaker from Kiwaumai Village. Language as given: Urama dialect of eastern Kiwai
Research Data Australia70
BMK1-20190715CL1 - Serial verb constructions
Attempt to elicite serial verb constructions. Language as given: Ghayavi
Research Data Australia100
Replication Data for: Norwegian compounds and corresponding constructions in ...
The database included in this TROLLing post concerns Norwegian compounds with deverbal heads (e.g. papirproduksjon ‘paper production’ from produsere ‘to produce’) and...
B2FIND20
AC2-MNETH103 - Notes on Banks Island social organisation
4 page manuscript. -- Capell's notes on Rivers's 'History of Melanesian Society', Vol 1. Concentrates on Chapter II Banks Island. Social organisation, relationship systems, marriage and property. Contains words/phrases in several Banks Island language dialects. Much of this set is in short hand.. Language as given: Merlav, Mota
Research Data Australia70
CorCenCC: Corpws Cenedlaethol Cymraeg Cyfoes – the National Corpus of Contemporary Welsh
This corpus contains spoken, written and digital (e-language) Welsh. The corpus is accompanied by an online teaching and learning toolkit – [Y Tiwtiadur](https://www.corcencc.org/y-tiwtiadur/) – which draws directly on the data from the corpus to provide resources for Welsh language learning at all ages and levels. The corpus is available for [online browsing](https://www.corcencc.org/explore) through a dedicated webpage and by request.
SSH Open MarketPlace2023-10-13 更新30
LSNG08-SE_SI008 - Conversation about Yams - 3
Conversation about Yams - 3. Language as given: Ende
Research Data Australia120
Julio Rueda (La Bouza). Lengua = Língua = Language
Entrevista a Julio Rueda en La Bouza. El informante reflexiona sobre el cambio léxico a través del tiempo. Habla sobre la lengua de La Bouza y las relaciones lingüísticas con Portugal
DataCite Commons2025-11-12 更新50
AS2-009a - Notes for Malevu
Notes for Malevu digitized as AS2-008a-3601.jpg through AS2-008a-3628.jpg on 11/7/08, speaker, Joeli Neiliko (53) for Malevu; (dialect survey data). Language as given: Fijian Varieties
Research Data Australia40
Latent semantics of action verbs reflect phonetic parameters of intensity and emotional content
Conjuring up our thoughts, language reflects statistical patterns of word co-occurrences which in turn come to describe how we perceive the world. Whether counting how frequently nouns and verbs combine in Google search queries, or extracting eigenvectors from term document matrices made up of Wikipedia lines and Shakespeare plots, the resulting latent semantics capture not only the associative links which form concepts, but also spatial dimensions embedded within the surface structure of language. As both the shape and movements of objects have been found to be associated with phonetic contrasts already in toddlers, this study explores whether articulatory and acoustic parameters may likewise differentiate the latent semantics of action verbs. Selecting 3 x 20 emotion, face, and hand related verbs known to activate premotor areas in the brain, their mutual cosine similarities were computed using latent semantic analysis LSA, and the resulting adjacency matrices were compared based on two different large scale text corpora; HAWIK and TASA. Applying hierarchical clustering to identify common structures across the two text corpora, the verbs largely divide into combined mouth and hand movements versus emotional expressions. Transforming the verbs into their constituent phonemes, the clustered small and large size movements appear differentiated by front versus back vowels corresponding to increasing levels of arousal. Whereas the clustered emotional verbs seem characterized by sequences of close versus open jaw produced phonemes, generating up- or downwards shifts in formant frequencies that may influence their perceived valence. Suggesting, that the latent semantics of action verbs reflect parameters of intensity and emotional polarity that appear correlated with the articulatory contrasts and acoustic characteristics of phonemes
DataCite Commons2020-09-04 更新50
Replication Data for Grammatical Gender in Norwegian Dialects: Variation, Acquisition and Change (GenVAC)
[Dataset abstract:] The dataset consists of data related to investigations of grammatical gender across multiple Norwegian dialects. The data has been collected as part of the GenVAC project, funded by the Research Council of Norway 2020-2025, grant number 301094. The goal of GenVAC is to study changes in grammatical gender through large-scale experimental studies. In particular, it scrutinizes to what extent feminine gender is disappearing from Norwegian dialects based on four production experiments and eye-tracking studies. The data will be made available towards the end of the project. In addition, this dataset also includes files that enable scholars to use our methodology. The PowerPoint slides are available as original files and as pdfs for all four experiments. The background questionnaire has also been included, alongside a brief description of how to conduct the four experiments. These files are made available immediately. Since this project focuses on Norwegian, the accompanying article alongside all the material in this dataset are in Norwegian. Since this kind of work is impossible to do without knowing Norwegian, the material has not been translated.
DataONE2023-09-28 更新50
ausfüllen
# Dictionary site. All dictionaries together. * ausfüllen what does it mean, * ausfüllen translation * ausfüllen root * ausfüllen dictionary means
www.sozluksu.com40
Wordlists of languages of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea
Recordings and transcription of a large wordlist (c. 1,100 items) for 10 language varieties of Indonesia and one language of Papua New Guinea. Additional textual data and other materials were collected for a subset of languages. Made as part of the OCSEAN (OCeanic and South East Asian Navigators; MSCA-RISE-2019, Project Number 873207) project. The items containing materials from languages of Indonesia were collected during fieldwork in Indonesia in 2023 and 2024. The item containing materials for the language from Papua New Guinea was collected during the linguistic summer school held in Tartu, Estonia, in 2024.
Research Data Australia70
ş
# Dictionary site. All dictionaries together. * ş what does it mean, * ş translation * ş root * ş dictionary means
www.sozluksu.com80
DL2-014 - Notebook D3: Selected Research Papers of Don Laycock on Languages in Papua New Guinea
Series D notebook; pages 288-431. Language as given: Vanimo (Sko), Krisa, Kilmeri
Research Data Australia110
The position of pronominal clitics in Brazilian Portuguese: the contribution of language perception investigation
Abstract: This paper aims to bring evidence – from the comparative analysis of investigations about the order of pronominal clitics based on Variationist Sociolinguistics and Experimental Phonology (VIEIRA, 2002; CORRÊA, 2009; 2012) – of the contribution of studies that combine description of linguistic production and perception, aided by speech resynthesis. Associating methodologies, the researches show that it is possible to define (i) the phonological direction of the unstressed pronouns, to the right (like pretonic syllables) or to the left (like post-tonic syllables); (ii) the acoustic parameters responsible for this direction; and, consequently, to specify, in sociophonetic terms, the characteristics which can be associated with certain structures and varieties.
DataCite Commons2021-03-23 更新40
