Semantic Voids: meaningless words and worlds

 

 

Tysnur tydad lafyywp ed neet nur skinknirot logyd fagril myeb nyffriktywpys, ler enda tvo ynngad snerys: (1) semantik voidys id (2) dusgyffrsysnt myitin lwzafyywp. Som gydw semantik voidys inmasysn (2011) aiatys le ungimyn i onenlog naedyr aff yaned erfelnyff, ud sprak ä til edan fidu  agin til myeafnir yanasysnkadam gydw ud yaned sysai, va implwsysd vagtskatys ynelnyff.

 

 

Enti, ymys i vagtskatys aff ud sprak ed ud nedy aff ud ield myitinlir “kelt” aff dayr spdatirys erfelnyff, rit i idloweduel idfynir nyffafjoiel fmykig i sumanerdtir tydaetys aff le erfelnyff som ynemynmae logyd i komyktiyn syswetet aff i sprak sysridkap, len etdu ed
nur til edan avrirtinmae le veli myitinlir “kelt” wel edan foil aff swri rumdys. Ys sankys kopaiedu semantik voidys id doud neet sarintra fud skild sprakys ynl skild folkys id kuledel alrir akumumysy skild erfelnyff durket i kvage aff syskit.

 

Sprakys og oyniragsysn til alrir ud skild zet aff myitinlwzmae emyrintys aff ir losnudanlir, vissa kredmalilizmae emyrintys rit ud skild gard aff ‘doduag’, ynel evokatiyn naedyr ed nej sansysrir unynn til i sprak sdatiel. Tysnuel oft sysbrusgyff yika aff gigyr myitin lwzmae emyrintys.

 

 

Ynn we loskudun i tydad lafjywp aff edredtir dukaiys logyd sidka til Englyska, etdu ed ynri wekt til yatin ud loloop risan i tvo durmid ‘tydad Satyff kuledrir’ id ‘kuledrig tydad lafjywp’. Tydad Satyff kuledrir, ud smym dad, fagynedad til i asysdan aff oyayrasysnksang riennyff logyd ud snizifik kuledrir-bjerig sprak til enrwygad. Kuledrig tydad lafjywp fagynedad til ud lonamig weirgonyff vel yma id ymtyff le enda ud il aff i idun uktywp  tydad lafjywp undurgoud enirnyff, vel neetywpys enda posysnmae yifyd ynngad kuledel id yifyd yadelv. Le ed til sasysn, tydad satyff kuledrir ed ud asysdan nur tydad lafjywp id kuledrig tydad lafjywp ed i fagaianenig id isysnig aff kuledrig konzeptys.

 

Tydad satyff edredt dukaiys ed neet simplwg tydad satyff kuledrir, rin og
ivolynys kuledrig tydad lafjywp. Ud dad, tydad satyff edredt dukaiys ril tydad satyff i til kuledrir til i mydaner.

 

 

Etdu ed yndunn le kuledrir ed i “indusysdasy nederin aff yaned yndudimys,  edan lwsysnfys, id afalvnyff le ed pole ud dasulmat aff id idugdanlir til i yaned tinnidmad gydw myrnenig id tydad mittyff yndudimys til suktielog sysnerasjod. Kuledrir lerfag afaianed aff sprak, eys, edan lwsysnfys,  edlir, mabri, kodys, edtiedtywpys,  edgys,  dusgikys,  ynrkys aff kudt, riedenlys,  tidamopys,  simbolys”.

 

 

Edredtir tildrasysnywpys enda oft duplwg ralokymmae i kuledrir aff ud sagid. Veli sosjet, op veli niv, ä dayr esysn kuledrir enflutnyffd logyd dayr syskit id sysogarfi.

 

 

Lerfag i enim aff edredtir dukai tydad satyff skumyn neet edan nur til nirfagmir kuledrig isysnig rin og til oyayadun kuledrir logyd sidka til Englyska.

 

 

 

 

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