LEXICAL RELATIONSHIPS

Semantics studies similarities, contradictions, ambiguities and Implications in:

• The language

• Words and sentences

• Meaning

• Interpretation

Lexical meaning studies:

• Meaning of words

• Meaning of phrases

• Meaning of sentences

• Meaning of utterances

Structural meaning studies:

• Meaning of words

• Meaning of morphemes

• Meaning of sentences

• Meaning of utterances

Homonymy, Metonymy, Polysemy are examples of:

• Structural meaning

• Word Meaning

• Lexical Relationships

• Structural Relationships

Flower - petals is an example of:

• Meronymy

• Hyponymy

• Hypernymy

• Holonymy

ball - toy is an example of:

• Meronymy

• Hyponymy

• Hypernymy

• Holonymy

toy - ball is an example of:

• Meronymy

• Hyponymy

• Hypernymy

• Holonymy

nose - face is an example of:

• Meronymy

• Hyponymy

• Hypernymy

• Holonymy

face - nose is an example of:

• Meronymy

• Hyponymy

• Hypernymy

• Holonymy

I'll always be loyal to the crown.

• Meronymy

• Metonymy

• Polysemy

• Homonymy