SANK'S GLOSSARY OF L I N G U I S T I C S S   G   O   L   .   o   r   g
A-Adi	Adj-Af	Ag-Al	Am-Ao	Ap-Aq	Ar-At
Au-Bas	Bat-Bz	C-Car	Cas-Chh	Chi-Clausd	Clause-Cn
Co-Como	Comp-Comz	Con-Coni	Conj-Cons	Cont-Conz	Coo
Cop-Coq	Cor-Cot	Cou	Cov-Cz	D-Dh	Di-Diak
Dial-Dias	Diat-Dir	Dis-Disc	Disd-Distq	Distr-Dnz	Do
Dp-El	Em-Ens	Ent-Ep	Eq-Exg	Exh-Expn	Expo-Ez
F-Fil	Fim-Foo	Fop-Fz	G-Gk	Gl-Hd	He-Her
Hes-Hz	I-Identh	Identi-Idiol	Idiom-Imo	Imp-Imz	In-Ine
Inf-Ins	Int-Inz	Io-Jz	K	L-Lam	Lan-Las
Lat-Lew	Lex-Lexical	Lexicala-Lib	Lic-Lz	M-Meq	Mer-Mn
Mo-Moq	Mor-Morphol	Morphom-Mos	Mot-Multio	Multip-Mz	N-Nn
No	Np-Nz	O-Obk	Obl-Omm	Omn-Opth	Opti-Oz
P-Par	Pas-Pg	Ph-Phq	Phr-Pn	Po-Pos	Pot-Prec
Pred-Prn	Pro-Pros	Prot-Pz	Q	R-Rec	Red-Regq
Regr-Rem	Ren-Ress	Rest-Rz	S-Sel	Sem	Sen-Sil
Sim-So	Sp-Spk	Spl-Stn	Sto-Stz	Su-Sur	Sus-Sz
T-Thel	Them-Tom	Ton-Too	Top-Trad	Trae-Tz	U
V-Verb	Verba-Vov	Vow-Wg	Wh-Whx	Why-Wz	X-Z
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	TIP (#22 OF 32) :  I once did a search, "web browser for text" and found a browser that excludes everything but the text of a webpage. Its output resembles how webpages looked on the first cell phone I ever owned.  When I loaded SGOL into Violoncello, all of the colors disappeared, but otherwise, in a show of great downward compatibility,  ○ site navigation was mercurial: every page loaded instantly;  ○ the content of each page was arranged normally—everything in its place—on my screen; and  ○ each page was fully readable and useful.  The test didn't support a conclusion about Unicode characters. The ones I saw looked fine.
	THE PERSONAL GLOSSARY OF JON PAUL SANK
	In order to understand linguistics conference talks, I began in the mid-2000s to collect linguistics terms for a glossary or dictionary of my own. Wanting a useful conference companion and having decided also to share it, I aimed my design at lightning-fast page loading, common-sense navigation, easy scrolling, and universal compatibility. Pages would be small, simple, and display-responsive. Nowadays, this research-relevant lexicon is more professional-looking, much richer with terms, and more able to render linguistics notations, even while it remains simple and nimble.
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