Towards a Semantic Typology of ‘Eating’, ‘Drinking’ and ‘Smoking’ in Languages of China

Keyphrases

• China 100%
• Sinitic Languages 100%
• Eating 100%
• Semantic Typology 100%
• Morpheme 40%
• Tai-Kadai 30%
• Hakka 20%
• Tibeto-Burman Languages 20%
• Northern Mandarin 20%
• Colexification 20%
• Hmong-Mien 20%
• Language Contact 20%
• Two-region 10%
• Yangtze River 10%
• Ping 10%
• Mandarin 10%
• Divergence 10%
• Areal Distribution 10%
• Linguistic Area 10%
• Sinitic 10%
• Lexical Item 10%
• Sprachbund 10%
• Southwestern Mandarin 10%
• Sino-Tibetan 10%
• Basic Human 10%
• Internal Variation 10%
• Qinghai 10%
• Co-distribution 10%
• I-type 10%
• Human Activities 10%
• Genetic Inheritance 10%
• Areal Diffusion 10%
• Mongolic 10%
• Mixed Distribution 10%
• Austronesian 10%
• Austroasiatic 10%
• Phylogenetic Affiliation 10%
• Liquid-solid 10%
• Lingnan Region 10%
• Word Type 10%
• Solid Air 10%
• Gansu 10%
• Khitan Language 10%

Arts and Humanities

• China 100%
• Sinitic 100%
• Semantic Typology 100%
• Eat 72%
• Morpheme 36%
• Verbs 18%
• showcase 18%
• Tibeto-Burman 18%
• Hmong 18%
• Language Contact 18%
• Generic 9%
• Lexical 9%
• Split 9%
• Linguistic Area 9%
• Lexical Item 9%
• Sprachbund 9%
• Sino-Tibetan 9%
• Areal diffusion 9%
• Internalization 9%