The editors of this extensive scholarly endeavor are Professor Ida Raffaeli, Dani ela Katunar,
postdoctoral researcher, and Assistant Professor Barbara Kerovec (Raffaelli and Katunar …

The editors of this extensive scholarly endeavor are Professor Ida Raffaeli, Dani ela Katunar,
postdoctoral researcher, and Assistant Professor Barbara Kerovec (Raffaelli and Katunar …

Review of Raffaelli et al. Lexicalization Patterns in Color Naming A CrossLinguistic Perspective
Page 1 21.2 (2020): 249-264 249 Mario Brdar1 Daler Zayniev2 1University of Osijek 2ELTE …

The goal of this chapter is to identify and describe strategies speakers of Croatian, Czech,
and Polish use in color naming. The findings are based on the data from the cross-linguistic …

The Colour and Colour Naming conference, held in 2015 at the University of Lisbon, offered
a chance to explore colour naming processes from a cross-linguistic approach. The …

This chapter deals with lexicalization patterns of color terms and lexical units derived from
color terms in Croatian, Turkish, and Arabic, three typologically and socioculturally different …

A large number of studies over several decades have supported some form of the Linguistic
Relativity Hypothesis or LRH (Whorf 1956), drawing evidence from semantic realms which …

Color terms show a remarkable variation in their possible lexicalization patterns across
different languages. In the literature, the interest has been especially to describe the color …

Names for colours or colour-related properties are ubiquitous among natural languages,
and this has made linguistic colour classification a topic of interest: are colour classifications …

Languages show variation in the colors that they have a distinct color term for, with some
languages only distinguishing two colors and some having distinct terms for up to eleven …