Stephanie Hood's vocab

Paradigm

1. Noun.
2. Patterns, a set of something.
3. SYN: prototype, sample, pattern.
4. My wallpaper is a paradigm.
5. Pictures are separate.

Philology

1. Noun.
2. Study of written words.
3. SYN: language, linguistics, humanities.
4. I am not into philology.
5. Pictures are separate.

Phonology

1. Noun.
2. Spoken words.
3. SYN: phonetics, phonics, linguistics.
4. I never had to get Hooked On Phonics.
5. Pictures are separate.

Rhetoric

1. Noun.
2. Proper use of talking.
3. SYN: verbal communication, elocution, rant.
4. People from the south have little rhetoric.
5. Pictures are separate.

Syntax

1. Noun.
2. Correct sentences
3. SYN: sentence structure, grammar, expression.
4. I have great syntax.
5. Pictures are separate.

Paradigm
noun
Something that serves as a pattern.
SYN prototype, sample, standard
We used a paradigm to make the exact same wood cuts.

Philology
noun
The study of literary texts and of written records.
REL WORDS linguistics, arts, humanities
I will refuse to look at philology when im in college.

Phonology
noun
The study of speech sounds
REL WORDS phonetics, phonemics, linguistics
My sister used to go to a speech pathologist to study her phonology.

Rhetoric
noun
The art or study of using language effectively and persuasively.
SYN big talk, discourse, eloquence
Hillbillies don't have rhetoric at all.

Syntax
noun
Correctly putting together sentences.
SYN structure, accidence, elements
The dyslexic person had no form of syntax.

now you know these words! from Ryder

Paradigm- examples within a model of something
POS ~ noun
Related Words ~ example, model, prototype
Picture
Sentence ~ Dr. McGregor used Greg's symptoms as a paradigm to help diagnose the flu.

Philology- the study of language in literature and rules for that specific language
POS ~ noun
Related Words ~ linguistics
Picture
Sentence ~ The Latin philology class at MSU is one of the hardest classes on campus, because there is no language before Latin to help students understand how the language works.

Phonology- the study of tone and speech in language
POS ~ noun
Related Words ~ phonetics, pronunciation, inflection
Picture
Sentence ~ The renowned phonologist Robert Crytominor detailed in a long report the differences in the sound of English between the East Coast and the West Coast.

Rhetoric- using speech effectively
POS ~ noun
Related Words ~ oratory, address, campaigning
Picture
Sentence ~ Adolf Hitler used his rhetoric skills to successfully win over the German people.

Syntax- the correct formation and structure in writing
POS ~ noun
Related Words ~ usage, sentence structure, language rules
Picture
Sentence ~ "The came over here," does not show correct syntax as if is missing a subject.

Kim Bueche week 2 vocab.

Paradigm

Description: Acting as a pattern that appears over and over.

POS: Noun.

Related words: Example, symbol, and pattern.

Sentence: The architect’s model house was a paradigm to the real house.

Philology

Description: The study of languages.

POS: Noun.

Related words: Speech, linguistics, and writing.

Sentence: Ancient scribes are translated with philology.

Phonology

Description: Studying a word and how it is pronounced.

POS: Noun.

Related words: Biology, anthropology, and geology (same suffix).

Sentence: Learning about Spanish culture and language is interesting. I like the phonology of Spanish.

Rhetoric

Description: Studying how a language effectively works.

POS: Noun.

Related words: Eloquence, oratory, and persuasive.

Sentence: When you are in Media Communications with Mrs. Hamersma you learn to be rhetorical.

Syntax

Description: The rules/guidelines of the words in language.

POS: Noun.

Related words: Structure, principles, and etymology.

Sentence: The English test Mrs. Schellenberg gave us was easy except the part about syntax.