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semantic primes ...a A (2006) [http://www.ali06.une.edu.au/GoddardWierzbicka_applied_NSM.pdf/ Semantic Primes and Cultural Scripts in Language: Learning and Intercultural Communication]

...rite more specifically. For example, in the context of the discussion of 'semantic primes', I would write: "Plants define as living things". In a context of exempli ...[3] The verb ‘live’ is a semantic prime, the noun ‘life’ is not. [4] Using semantic primes, 'Life' is defined as 'that which lives', where lives is understood by spea

...involved notions is kept reasonably small (whenever possible). (See also [[Semantic primes]] for an attempt to disclose a common mathematics-like structure behind all

* [[Semantic primes]]

...ere exists''. Since ''all'' and ''there exists'' belong to the group of [[semantic primes]], words understood without definition, could reality encompass more than ' ...ons and measurement, I'd guess the treatment by model-dependent reality of semantic primes might belong to sociology or psychology, and is not a subject treated so fa

* [[User:Anthony.Sebastian|Anthony.Sebastian]] started an article on [[Semantic primes]], his first foray into linguistics, which he considers a sub-discipline of

...the languages humans speak, the descendants of the original human lexicon. Semantic primes include the verb ‘live’ but not the noun ‘life’.

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