Definition of linguistic form
: a meaningful unit of speech (such as a morpheme, word, or sentence) — called also
speech form
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And comparing more recent historic forms of English and Sranan to get at centuries-old linguistic forms isn’t ironclad, Creanza pointed out.
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First Known Use of linguistic form
1921
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