What is the different between laxeme and lemma?
I actually don't understand the words laxeme and lemma becouse i can't able to give examples from each word;though i'm wondering if you could help me. Thanks
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I've never heard of either word, although apparently lemma is a mathematical term. Where did you see these words? Could you tell us the sentences they appeared in?
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lemma: a subsidiary proposition that is assumed to be true in order to prove another proposition
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I cann't find these two words in my dictionary, so Can you tell us where they encounter you.
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a laxeme is a team and the lemma is for the captain.
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oh I see, your question is about lingustics.
I can answer it in Chinese but my English is so poor to express that. but I will have a try.
A lexeme is an abstract unit , that corresponds to a set of forms taken by a single word. For example, run, runs, ran and running are forms of the same lexeme.
and a lemma is the citation form in the dictionary, of this set of lexeme. I should call "basic form'
a lexeme refers to a set of words, and the lemma is the first one of them.
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