holophrastic — (adj.) 1837, from HOLO (Cf. holo ) + Gk. phrastikos, from phrazein to indicate, tell, express (see PHRASE (Cf. phrase) (n.)) … Etymology dictionary
holophrastic — [häl΄ōfras′tik, hō′ləfras′tik] adj. [< HOLO + Gr phrastikos, suited for expressing < phrazein, to speak] expressing an entire sentence or phrase in one word … English World dictionary
holophrastic — /hol euh fras tik, hoh leuh /, adj. 1. using or consisting of a single word that functions as a phrase or sentence. 2. characterized by holophrasis; polysynthetic: a holophrastic language. [1855 60; HOLO + phrastic; see PERIPHRASTIC] * * * … Universalium
holophrastic — adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hol + phrastic (from Greek phrazein to point out, declare) Date: 1860 expressing a complex of ideas in a single word or in a fixed phrase … New Collegiate Dictionary
holophrastic — adjective a) Consisting of a single word, such as Go. or Whatever. b) Pertaining to the stage of development where a child produces simple one word utterances. See Also: holophrasis … Wiktionary
holophrastic — hol·o·phras·tic … English syllables
holophrastic — /hɒləˈfræstɪk/ (say holuh frastik) adjective expressing a whole meaning or sentence in a single word, as in the language of very young children. For example, the word wet! meaning my pants are wet. {holo + Greek phrastikos expressive} …
holophrastic — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|frastik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hol + phrastic (from Greek phrastikos expressive, from phrazein to express) more at phrase : of or relating to holophrasis : equivalent to a whole phrase : expressing a… … Useful english dictionary
holophrastic languages — См. lingue olofràstiche … Пятиязычный словарь лингвистических терминов
Холофраза — (holophrastic speech). Одиночное слово, используемое ребенком на ранних стадиях овладения языком для передачи содержания целого предложения … Психология развития. Словарь по книге