Alex p's vocab

Paradigm

1. a model/pattern, or a group that all have the same element to them

2. noun

3. mold, standard, ideal (syn)

4. My notes were a paradigm to the paper I had to write.

Philology

1. The study of language and words

2. noun

3. Linguistics, speech, literature

4. With philology, we can understand ancient texts.

Phonology
1. Study of sounds in speech

2. noun

3. linguistics, phonetics, speech
4. Phonology has shown that early humans made different sounds than us.

Rhetoric

1. ability to effectively and properly use language

2. noun

3. elocution, oration, discourse

4. The old man's rhetoric was awful.

Syntax

1. study of rules and patterns in language
2. noun

3. logic, linguistics, principles

4. Improving your syntax will make you a better writer.

Courtney R's Vocab

Paradigm:

• Description- Something that is a pattern, example or model.
• Part of Speech- Noun
• Sentance- The teacher gave us a paradigm for us to look at before we started our project.
• Related Words- prototype(s), mirror(s), atypical(a)

Philology:

• Description- The study of language and literature over time.
• Part of Speech- Noun
• Sentance- Our English Professor had a lot of experience in philology.
• Related Words- Obselate(s), literary(s)

Phonology:

• Description- The study of speech and pronunciation.
• Part of Speech- Noun
• Sentance- When the kid had a speech problem, he got help on his phonology.
• Related Words- pronunciation(s), phonetics(s), grammar(s)

Rhetoric:

• Description- A style of speaking or writing used to persuade.
• Part of Speech- Noun
• Sentance- Many people start their papers with rhetoric questions.
• Related Words- Bombast(s), big talk(s), monologue(a)

Syntax:

• Description- The study of rules in a language.
• Part of Speech- Noun
• Sentance- In English class, we studied the syntax of our language.
• Related Words-principles(s), structure(s), fundaments(s)

Tori

Paradigm
POS: Paradigm is a noun.
Description: It is when you make a set of words with the same stem or theme.
Use in Sentence: The new school rules created a paradigm for our Vice Principal.
Related Words: mold, standard, ideal, paragon, touchstone

Philology
POS: Philology is a noun.
Description: Philology is the studying of old literature and text.
Use in Sentence: We studied philology to encourage our love for British Literature.
Related Words: historical linguistics, philodoger, literature.

Phonology
POS: Phonology is a noun.
Description: Phonology is the studying of speech sounds.
Use in Sentence: The phonology of english has changed drastically in the last ten years.
Related Words: monologue, analogy, genealogy

Rhetoric
POS: Rhetoric is a noun.
Description: Rhetoric menas using the language effectively to make a difference.
Use in Sentence: My answers were presumed as rhetoric.
Related Words: composition, long speech, oration

Syntax
POS: Syntax is a noun.
Description: Syntax is a study of rules for english language.
Use in Sentence: We studied the syntax of the word in order to be clear on its meaning.
Related Words: linguistics, morphology, rudiments

Vocab

1. Paradigm is something that serves as a model.
2. noun.
3. Synonyms: Archetype, Mirror, Ideal
4. Some artists use a live subject for a paradigm.
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1. Philology is the study of original texts.
2. noun.
3. Synonyms: linguistics, interpretation, language
4. Philology is sometimes used to help understand old records.
5.<----Rosetta Stone 1. Phonology is the study of speech and sounds. 2. noun. 3. Synonyms: phonetics, phonemics, linguistics 4. Most teachers don't major in phonology. 5.

1. Rhetoric is the study of the effective use of language.
2. noun.
3. Synonyms: Delivery, elocution, eloquence
4. My English teachers are always on me for rhetoric.
5.

1. Syntax: rules for grammatically correct sentences.
2. noun.
3. Synonyms: structure, syntactic arrangement, syntactics
4. I always get marked off for bad syntax in essays.
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Joe's Vocab Week 2

Paradigm

1. A set that shares a common element

2. Noun

3. Model, Pattern, Sample

4.

5. The car was a paradigm of the original.

Philology

1. The study of writing and its original text.

2. Noun

3. Literature, Writing, Text

4.

5. He studied philology and researched the authenticity of old texts.

Phonology

1. The study of speech sounds and their distribution

2. Noun

3. Pronunciation, Dialect, Language

4.

5. Studying phonology helps research dialects and how sound travels.

Rhetoric

1. Effective use of language
2. Noun

3. Composition, Verbosity, Oratory

4.

5. He spoke greatly and with rhetoric.

Syntax

1. The study of the rules of creating sentences

2. Noun

3. Alphabet, Elements, Principles

4.

5. Using syntax correctly will help create masterful sentences.

Eric Campau's Week 2 Vocab

Paradigm (noun)

Description:
The standard form with several forms based off the original.

Sentence:
Ford’s original automobile is a paradigm.

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Related Words:
Model (synonym),
Standard (synonym),
Original (synonym)


Philology (noun)

Description:
The study of literature and historical records

Sentence:
A Language Arts major might need to study Philology before obtaining a degree.

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Related Words:
Literature,
Linguistics,
Learning

Phonology (noun)

Description:
The study of pronunciation in any given language

Sentence:
It would be hard to study phonology for a foreign language.

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Related Words:
Speech,
Language,
Pronunciation

Rhetoric (noun)

Description:
A speech method used to spark the audience’s thoughts and reactions.

Sentence:
Martin Luther King Junior’s rhetoric was effective enough to receive a tremendous reaction out a crowd of tens-of-thousands outside the Lincoln Monument.

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Related Words:
Oratory (synonym),
Speech (synonym),
Expression (synonym)

Syntax (noun)

Description:
The pattern and formation of sentences

Sentence:
The syntax of Yoda’s sentences is flipped.

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“To a dark place this line of thought will take us. Great care we must take.”



Related Words:
Grammar (synonym),
Sentence Structure (synonym),
Language Rules (synonym)

Bo's Vocab 2

Paradigm-

1. Something that serves as a model or pattern.

2. Paradigm is a noun.

3. synonyms: standard, original, ideal

4.

5. Technology is always setting new paradigms.



Philology-

1. The study of literature.

2. Philology is a noun.

3. Origin: philologie, philiologia, philog- love of learning and literature

4.

5. I do not think I will major in philology.



Phonology-

1. The study of language and speech.

2. Phonology is a noun.

3. related words:physiologic, phonological ,phonics
4.
5. They are studying Spanish phonology.

Rhetoric
1. Using language effectively to try and persuade.
2. Rhetoric is a noun.
3. synonyms: rant, composition, elocution
4.
5. The lawyer used rhetoric in his closing argument.

Syntax
1. The study of the grammatical rules in sentences.
2. Syntax is a noun.
3. synonyms: linguistics, structure, grammer
4.
5. The sentence had incorrect syntax.

Alexa Cole Week 2 Vocab

Paradigm

Definition- Pattern or mold to put into words
POS- Noun

Related Words- Archetype, model, sample

Sentence- The paradigm of the house is modern looking.

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Philology

Definition- Study of language

POS- Noun

Related Words- Language, Speech, Letters

Sentence- Philology was used to decode ancient Egpytian calligraphy.

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Phonology

Defintion- Study of sounds.

POS- Noun

Related Words- Language, Syntax, accent

Sentence- Phonolgy is used when teaching little kids know how to talk.

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Rhetoric

Defintion- Using language to persuade.

POS- Noun

Related Words- Phrase, bombast, hogwash

Sentence- When trying to persuade my little brother to do my chores I have to use rhetoric.

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Syntax

Defintion- How language is set up.

POS- Noun

Related Words- Structure, linguistics, alphabet

Sentence- The syntax of the sentence did not make any sense.

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