Semantics Review (After Mid)

The different focuses and emphasis of meaning which is resulted by the order of writing

• Conceptual Meaning

• Associative Meaning

• Thematic Meaning

One of sub-divisions of linguistics focusing on the meaning of words.

• Semantics

• Morphology

• Phonology

• Syntax

‘rock’ can be described differently by person for its meaning. The word can be included into

• Polisemi

• Homonym

• Antonym

• Hyponym

Language is divided into three main parts which cover such as pragmatics, morphology, and phonology.

• Meaning, Sound, and Form.

• Homonym, Antonym, and Synonym.

• Morphology, Phonology, and Syntax.

The study of the meaning of individual words.

• Phrasal Semantics.

• Lexical Semantics.

A little girl followed her father to the cinema. At the cinema, she read a notice on the wall with a picture of food, drink, and a big cross on them. She did not understand and asked her father. Her father explains that they were not allowed to bring any food or drink from outside to the cinema. The way of her father explained is called …

• A signified

• A signifier

Enable students to analyze relationships between words and consider how meaning can change based on context.

• Purpose of Learning

• Enhancing the Learning

Look at the picture. The picture belongs to one of the semiotics which is the example of a ...

• Pictogram

• Ideogram

• Icon

• Rebus

A newly transferred student finds a hard time adapting to his new class. His teachers like to use a term that he has never heard before. Therefore, he has relied on a dictionary, to catch and understand the meaning.

• Conceptual Meaning

• Associative Meaning

• Thematic Meaning

The study of meaning in language uses formal and mathematical methods to represent and analyze the meaning of linguistic expressions.

• Formal Semantics

• Conceptual Semantics

• Lexical Semantics