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Cherology and
chereme (from
Ancient Gr****: χείρ "hand") are
synonyms of
phonology and
phoneme previously used in the
study of sign languages. A
chereme, as the...
- mora or a
syllable in
prosodic phonology, a
morpheme in morphology, or a
chereme in sign
language analysis.
Segments are
called "discrete"
because they...
- first, a
separate terminology was used for the
study of sign
phonology ("
chereme"
instead of "phoneme", etc.), but the
concepts are now
considered to apply...
- expression. (These
meaningless units in sign
languages were
initially called cheremes, from the Gr**** word for hand, by
analogy to the phonemes, from Gr**** for...
- phonemes. In sign languages, the
equivalent to
phonemes (formerly
called cheremes) are
defined by the
basic elements of gestures, such as hand shape, orientation...
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directly measured. See Mitc**** et al. (2006:1).
Stokoe himself termed them
cheremes, but
other linguists have
referred to them as phonemes. See
Bahan (1996:11)...
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languages also
exhibit ****imilation when the
characteristics of
neighbouring cheremes may be mixed. Anti****tory ****imilation to an
adjacent segment is the most...
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various branches of
linguistics include the lexeme, grammeme, toneme,
chereme, sememe, and tagmeme. In
linguistics a
distinction is made
between so-called...
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Language Lexicography and Technology: Dictionary,
Digital Encyclopedia,
Chereme-based Sign Retrieval, and
Quadriplegic Deaf
Communication Systems. Abstracted...
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Dritok is a
constructed language (conlang)
created by
Donald Boozer in 2007.
Boozer was
Secretary (2012–2015) and
Librarian (2009–2013) of the Language...
