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Wolof Terminology: Lexical Morphology and Sociolinguistic Implications

Domaine:

natural language processing

Type de record:

paper
Créateur:
Abi
Éditeur:
Mac
Hôte:
In this paper, we study the lexical morphology of Wolof and tools for terminologization. We focus on prefixes and suffixes. We will apply morphological analysis using the NooJ tool for the identification and extraction of terms from a corpus. We will also discuss the modality of corpus constitution and sources.The lexicon and morphology of Wolof are pretexts for terminological work. Beyond the linguistic aspects, we are interested in the sociolinguistic implications of the development of terminological units in this language. This is part of the general framework of language planning which, to be effective, must be taken into account through a clear and accepted language policy. The social impact covers the fields of scientific and general culture, thus contributing to the vitality of the language, to its social consolidation and to a change in the perception of speakers towards Wolof.Terminologie wolof: morphologie lexicale et implications sociolinguistiques

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doi.org

Tasks

information extraction

Languages

Wolof

Licenses

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

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