Semantics: Studies in the Science of Meaning

abstract accusative adjective adverb already Analogy aorist become Bibliography borrowed called cause century Cerberus CHAPTER Cicero classical Clothbound comparative compounds conception conjugation construction dative declension designate dictionary difficult distinction edition elements employed English epoch example exist explained expression fact French language gender genitive German grammar Greek Grégoire de Tours human idea idiom illustrations important Index Indo-European languages inflection intelligence introduction J. P. POSTGATE kind Latin Latin language less linguistic LISTEN & LEARN Logic mathematical metaphor mind modern languages nature neuter nouns object observe origin Paperbound participle philologists philology phonetic phrase Plautus plural Polysemia popular possess prepositions present pronoun puzzles question reason records rhemes Roman Romance languages Sanscrit science of meaning semantic sense signified speak speech substantive suffix syntax theory things thought tion tive translation usage verb vocabulary words writing