Terminology Origin

Semantics
deals with word and sentence meaning. It also examines the way words are related to objects and concepts
28	Blend	Middle English: probably of Scandinavian origin and related to Old Norse blanda ‘to mix	an integration network, the mental space which results from conceptual integration, giving rise to emergent structure
29	Category	French catégorie or late Latin categoria, from Greek katēgoria ‘statement, accusation’, from katēgoros ‘accuser	A term used to denote a group of expressions or entities which share a common set of similar properties. In linguistics, the term is used for expressions which share a common set of grammatical features, in the cognitive process of categorization a category is called because it is possible to provide necessary and sufficient conditions for determining that an entity belongs to a particular group
30	Coding		The process whereby a speaker searches for a linguistic expression in order to denote a concept
31	Clitic	Ancient Greek κλιτικός (klitikós, “inflexional”	A grammatical element that resembles a word but cannot stand on its own because it is dependent on a neighboring word
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