The most frequent conceptual relationship between the words

Document Type : Research Paper

10.22111/jllr.2008.910

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This research is about the conceptual relationship between words. The conceptual relationship gives rise to many kinds of relations which in the meaningful system of language are words which in the beginning seem to be autonomous but actually while functioning there is a tightly packed relation between them. Considerable research has taken place regarding the number of relations and there extension.
    In this research with the help of semantic associational mental test it is tried to identify the most frequent conceptual relation between some Persian words.
   The findings of this research show that hierarchical relations (including semantic) functional relations, semantic comparison and words with similar meanings have focused on more than hundred connecting words in the data of the present research.

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