Q1296 (Q1296): Difference between revisions

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(‎Created claim: equivalent (P57): Archaismus)
(‎Changed claim: equivalent (P57): paleologjizëm)
 
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Property / equivalent: paleologjizëm (Albanian) / qualifier
 
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Historismus (German)
 
Property / equivalent: Historismus (German) / rank
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Property / equivalent: Historismus (German) / qualifier
 
Property / equivalent: Historismus (German) / qualifier
 
Property / equivalent: Archaismus (German) / qualifier
 
warning: "Archaismus" has a slightly different meaning: 'ancient linguistic form or meaning of a form; word that is out of use'. It can denote something that is still there (other as "Historismus"). Example: "Burgfräulein" 'lady of the castle' = Historismus; "Backfisch" 'teenager' = Archaismus (was used in the 1950s). Both can be used with pragmatic connotations (as indicated in the French glosse).
Property / equivalent: Archaismus (German) / qualifier
warning: "Archaismus" has a slightly different meaning: 'ancient linguistic form or meaning of a form; word that is out of use'. It can denote something that is still there (other as "Historismus"). Example: "Burgfräulein" 'lady of the castle' = Historismus; "Backfisch" 'teenager' = Archaismus (was used in the 1950s).
 

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    paleologjizëm (Albanian)
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    paleologizmas (Lithuanian)
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    Archaismus (German)
    "Archaismus" has a slightly different meaning: 'ancient linguistic form or meaning of a form; word that is out of use'. It can denote something that is still there (other as "Historismus"). Example: "Burgfräulein" 'lady of the castle' = Historismus; "Backfisch" 'teenager' = Archaismus (was used in the 1950s). Both can be used with pragmatic connotations (as indicated in the French glosse).
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