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๐‘„ฃ๐‘„ฌ๐‘„‘๐‘„ฌ๐‘„ฅ๐‘„ด๐‘„‘๐‘„ด ๐‘„‡๐‘„ง๐‘„Ÿ๐‘„ฌ๐‘„š๐‘„ด๐‘„‘๐‘„ด: ๐‘„น months ago ๐‘„˜๐‘„ข GrounderUK ๐‘„ƒ๐‘„ฌ ๐‘„‘๐‘„ฎ๐‘„›๐‘„จ๐‘„‡๐‘„ด Definition of โ€œwordโ€

Definition of โ€œwordโ€

๐‘„๐‘„ฌ๐‘„Š๐‘„ง ๐‘„ก๐‘„ฌ๐‘„ข๐‘„ฌ ๐‘„‡๐‘„ง๐‘„Ÿ๐‘„ฌ๐‘„š๐‘„ด๐‘„‘๐‘„ด: ๐‘„น months ago๐‘„ท ๐‘„‡๐‘„ง๐‘„Ÿ๐‘„ฌ๐‘„š๐‘„ด๐‘„‘๐‘„ด๐‘„ท ๐‘„Ÿ๐‘„š๐‘„ช๐‘„Œ๐‘„ด ๐‘„–๐‘„ฌ๐‘„Ÿ๐‘„ด๐‘„Ÿ๐‘„‹๐‘„ด ๐‘„ฅ๐‘„ฎ๐‘„ฃ๐‘„ด๐‘„ช๐‘„‡๐‘„ฎ๐‘„–๐‘„ด

See also words from string (Z13402). Tokenization by whitespace could be generalized to tokenization by delimiter(s). If punctuation is suppressed by whitespace substitution or inclusion within delimiters, we converge on a common function.

In the domain of lexical forms, conventions vary by language. In English we have a particular difficulty with hyphens and apostrophes (occasionally described by the misnomer โ€œinterpunctionโ€).

  • The string โ€œdonโ€™tโ€ is generally regarded as equivalent to โ€œdo notโ€, which is two words, not one.
  • The string โ€œcanโ€™tโ€ is generally regarded as equivalent to โ€œcannotโ€, which might be considered a single word.
  • Contraction of โ€œisโ€ to โ€œโ€™sโ€ may be indistinguishable from a possessive, so a whitespace-delimited string ending โ€™s may be considered either one word or two (whereas such a string ending sโ€™ is always a single word, if correct).
  • Compound words are typically hyphenated in some contexts and left as separate words in others. A โ€œwell-knownโ€ distinction is one that is well known. Sometimes a form with neither hyphens nor spaces may be used (see, for example, https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=wellknown%2Cwell-known%2Cwell+known&year_start=1800&year_end=2000&corpus=en-2019&smoothing=3.)

GrounderUK (talk) 13:40, 30 March 2024 (UTC)๐‘„ก๐‘„ฎ๐‘„›๐‘„ด ๐‘„˜๐‘„ฌ๐‘„š

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