LANGUAGE

abstract accent acoustic affixes agglutinative analogous Anglo-Saxon articulation auditory auditory imagery breath cepts Chinese classification concrete consonants convey culture dative define definite developed dialects diphthong distinct drift duckling EDWARD SAPIR English expression fact farmer feeling feeling-tones formal French function fundamental fusion grammatical element Greek guages historical Hupa idea independent word Indian indicate individual inflective instance instinctive isolated language large number Latin linguistic matter means ment merely Middle High German modified morphological motor nasal nature Nootka notion noun objective Old High German organs of speech Paiute particular phonetic pattern plural position possible prefixes pronouns psychological purely radical element relational concepts Sanskrit sense sentence significance sing sounds speaker spoken stress suffix syllable symbolic syntactic relations synthetic languages Takelma tendency tense thought tion tive tone tongue unconscious unconscious mind verb vocalic voiced voiceless vowel Yana