Assertion: linguist's language | /r/HasAspect | word
Facets:
value: for certain notions
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Polysynthetic languages, such as Chukchi, have words composed of many morphemes.
text: As for the color terminology debate, he argues that although different languages label colors differently, this variation in language cannot change human's biological process of color perception; he also points out that there are universal tendencies in the color labels that languages possess (i.e. if a language has two terms, they will be for white and black; with three terms, add red; with four, add either yellow or green).
text: The constructed language Lojban has two words that act similar to a copula in natural languages.
text: Some languages may have more words than others or may have words for certain notions that are not conventionalized in other languages but no language is inherently incapable of expressing a given proposition.
text: All languages have words but the complexity of words varies just as widely as that of syllables.
text: Most languages do have words -- i.e, they can put word-level constituents together into larger ones.