Loanwords in the World’s Languages

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"Loanwords in the World’s Languages" is a comprehensive linguistic reference work that surveys and analyzes how and why words are borrowed across a wide range of the world’s languages.

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instanceOf edited volume
reference work
aimsTo explain mechanisms of lexical borrowing
illustrate cross-linguistic similarities and differences in borrowing
provide systematic data on loanwords
analyzes how words are borrowed across languages
why words are borrowed across languages
covers different degrees of borrowing intensity
multiple geographic regions
multiple language families
describedAs comprehensive linguistic reference work
field contact linguistics
historical linguistics
lexicology
linguistics
focusesOn adaptation of loanwords
integration of loanwords into recipient languages
patterns of lexical borrowing
socio-cultural factors in borrowing
sources of loanwords
structural factors in borrowing
genre academic
hasAspect comparative analysis
cross-linguistic survey
typological perspective on borrowing
hasFormat collection of language-specific studies
synthesizing comparative chapters
intendedAudience advanced students of linguistics
language researchers
linguists
mainSubject language contact
lexical borrowing
loanwords
scope wide range of the world’s languages
usedFor reference on lexical borrowing patterns
research in language contact
teaching about loanwords

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Martin Haspelmath notableWork Loanwords in the World’s Languages