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Exocentric noun-noun compounds with a parallel structure are found in many languages. Is there a commonly accepted linguistics term for them? *Diafrasismo* and *dvandva* seem to still be closely tied to their respective language traditions, while *lexical parallelism* isn't specific enough.
LanguagesNoob (
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20:40, 4 July 2023 (UTC)reply
What is unique and interesting about difrasismo is how it has been related to the
Hegelian dialectic (namely by Maffie). I know that a similar idea about the dialectic and compound nouns has been raised for other languages, but my general familiarity is very limited. I would support a merge if there's an umbrella term as you describe that isn't an excessively long article, as I think that would encourage further expansion.
Future expansion of this topic might be to find complete lists of known difrasismo constructions in the classical Mesoamerican languages, and to expand this for modern usages.
SamuelRiv (
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01:56, 13 August 2023 (UTC)reply
Don't merge. The terms do not seem to be the same based on the articles, especially their examples, and refer to different things. And linguistic concepts used for different language groups should not be merged unless there are good sources relating them to each other. //
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