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Are Phonesthemes Evidence of a Sublexical Organising Layer in the Structure of the Lexicon? Testing the OED Analysis of Two Phonesthemes with a Corpus Study of Collocational Behaviour of Sw- and Fl- Words in the OED. (English) | |||
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Are Phonesthemes Evidence of a Sublexical Organising Layer in the Structure of the Lexicon? Testing the OED Analysis of Two Phonesthemes with a Corpus Study of Collocational Behaviour of Sw- and Fl- Words in the OED. (English)
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