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- Indo-European Languages: The World's Largest Language Family
Indo-European languages, from English to Hindi, descend from one ancestor spoken thousands of years ago. See the branches, the evidence, and the homeland debate. - Sign Languages
Sign languages are complete natural languages with their own grammars — how they arise, how they differ from spoken languages, and why they matter to linguistics. - Morphology (Linguistics)
The study of word structure: how morphemes combine to form words through inflection, derivation, and compounding. - Lexical Semantics
The study of word meaning: sense and reference, sense relations, semantic fields, and prototype structure. - Phrase Structure Grammar
A formal way to describe sentences as nested constituents — the rewrite rules and tree structures behind generative grammar. - The International Phonetic Alphabet
A notation system that gives every speech sound one unambiguous symbol, used by dictionaries, language learners, and speech scientists.