The next step is to categorise the lexicon and list the diacritic features of the lexemes in the lexicon.
Note that the absence of an article with the modifying lexeme shows that the lexeme is used in a non-referential slot.
Moreover, an examination of this lexeme will provide insight into the relationship between lexical structure, conceptual structure and subjective experience.
In computing the word forms of a lexeme we must in general appeal to two types of feature.
It will be recalled that in such sequences, stress falls on the penultimate syllable of the lexeme (not the morphological word).
The analysis relies on the iconicity or partial iconicity of many lexemes in sign languages.
Any given situation in the real world has a range of properties that a specific event-denoting lexeme may or may not encode.
What most obviously differentiates the two lexemes is the sense of denial of some prior point of view that each gives rise to.
