In linguistics, synchronic refers to the study of a language at a specific point in time, usually the present, without considering its historical development
A phonological process in which two similar sounds in a word become less alike to make pronunciation easier
Homographs are words that have the same spelling but different meanings Sometimes they also differ in pronunciation Linguists like George Yule and Fromkin et al discuss them as part of lexical ambiguity and word relationships
Maxims in linguistics
در نظریه کنش گفتاری (Speech Act Theory)، سه نوع کنش وجود دارد
Glossary of Yule linguistics - بخش ضمیمه - پیوست کتاب The Study of Language
comparison between English and Japanese head first linguistics Fromkin
