List of linguistspart three 03

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Nábělková, Mira (Slovakia), lexical semantics, sociolinguistics
Nádasdy Ádám (Hungary), phonology, morphophonology
Napoli, Donna Jo (United States), 1948–), syntax, phonetics, phonology, Japanese language
Neeleman, Ad (Netherlands/UK, 1964–), syntax, semantics, phonology, generative grammar
Nelson, Andrew Nathaniel (United States, 1893–1975), Japanese language, lexicography
Nevsky, Nikolai Aleksandrovich (Russia, 1892–1937), Tangut language
Newmeyer, Frederick J. (United States, 1944–), syntax, origin of language
Nichols, Johanna (United States), languages of the Caucasus, Chechen language, Ingush language, typology
Nishida Tatsuo (Japan, 1928–), Tangut language
Nolan, Francis (UK), phonetics
Noreen, Adolf Gotthard (Sweden, 1854–1925), dialectology, historical linguistics, Germanic languages
Nunberg, Geoffrey (United States), lexical semantics, English language

O

Odden, David A. (United States), phonology, African linguistics, Bantu languages
Ohala, John (United States), phonetics, phonology
Okrand, Marc (United States), Klingon language, Native American language, constructed languages
Ōno Susumu (Japan, 1919–2008), Japanese language, Tamil language
Orešnik, Janez (Slovenia, 1935–), comparative linguistics
Orikuchi Shinobu (Japan, 1887–1953), Japanese language
Orton, Harold (UK, 1898–1975), phonology, dialectology, English dialects
Osthoff, Hermann (Germany, 1847–1909), Indo-European studies, historical linguistics
Ōtsuki Fumihiko (Japan, 1847–1928), Japanese language

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Pāṇini (India, ca. 520–460 BC), Sanskrit, morphology, descriptive linguistics, generative linguistics
Partee, Barbara Hall (United States, 1940–), semantics
Paul, Hermann Otto Theodor (Germany, 1846–1921), lexicography, German language
Pawley, Andrew Kenneth (Australia/New Zealand, 1941), Austronesian languages, Papuan languages, lexicography, phraseology
Pedersen, Holger (Denmark, 1867–1953), Celtic languages, historical linguistics, Nostratic languages
Pedersen, Johannes (Demark, 1883–1977), Hebrew language
Pei, Mario Andrew (Italy/United States, 1901–1978), Italian language, Indo-European languages
Pesetsky, David Michael (United States, 1957–), transformational grammar
Phillipson, Robert (UK/Denmark, 1942–), language policy
Pierrehumbert, Janet (United States), phonetics, phonology
Pinault, Georges-Jean (France), Tokharian, Indo-European linguistics
Pike, Kenneth Lee (United States, 1912–2000), English language, constructed languages, tagmemics
Pilch, Herbert (Germany, 1927–), Old English, Celtic languages, phonetics
Pimsleur, Paul (United States), language acquisition, French language, phonetics
Pinker, Steven (Canada/United States, 1954–), language acquisition, syntax, semantics
Piron, Claude (Switzerland, 1931–2008), Esperanto, psycholinguistics
Pollard, Carl Jesse (United States, 1947–), syntax, semantics
Pollock, Jean-Yves (France), syntax
Poppe, Nicholas (Russia, 1897–1991), Mongolic languages
Postal, Paul M. (United States, 1936–), syntax, semantics
Primer, Sylvester (United States, 1842–1912), English language, dialectology, phonetics, Germanic languages
Prince, Alan Sanford (United States, 1946–), optimality theory, phonology
Pulgram, Ernst (Austria/United States, 1915–2005), Romance languages, Italic languages
Pullum, Geoffrey K. (UK/United States, 1945–), syntax, English language
Pustejovsky, James D. (United States), natural language processing, computational linguistics, semantics

Q

Quirk, Charles Randolph (UK/Germany, 1920–), English language

R

Rael, Juan Bautista (United States, 1900–1993), phonology, morphology, New Mexican Spanish
Rask, Rasmus Christian (Denmark, 1787–1832), lexicography, comparative linguistics, Indo-European language
Ratliff, Martha (United States), Hmong–Mien languages, historical linguistics
Read, Allen Walker (United States, 1906–2002), etymology, lexicography, English language
Reinhart, Tanya (Israel, 1943–2007), syntax
Rickford, John Russell (United States), sociolinguistics, African American Vernacular English
Rizzi, Luigi (Italy, 1952–), syntax, language acquisition
Roberts, Ian G. (UK, 1957–), syntax
Rock, Joseph Francis Charles (Austria/United States/PR China, 1884–1962), Naxi language, lexicography
Rosenblat, Ángel (Poland/Venezuela, 1902–1984), Lexicography, Venezuelan Spanish, Philology
Ross, John Robert (United States, 1938–), semantics, syntax
Ross, Malcolm David (Australia, 1942–), Austronesian languages, Papuan languages, historical linguistics, language contact
Rubach, Jerzy (Poland/United States, 1948–), phonology, Polish language
Rubin, Philip E. (United States, 1949–), articulatory synthesis, phonology
Ruhlen, Merritt (United States), typology, historical linguistics

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Sacks, Harvey (United States, 1935–1975), conversation analysis
Sadock, Jerrold (United States), syntax, morphology, pragmatics, Greenlandic language, Yiddish language
Sag, Ivan (United States, 1949–), syntax, construction grammar
Sagart, Laurent (France), Chinese linguistics and Austronesian languages
Sakaguchi, Alicja (Poland/Germany, 1954–), interlinguistics, Esperanto
Salo, David (United States, 1969–), constructed languages, Tocharian languages, Elvish languages
Sampson, Geoffrey (UK, 1944–), philosophy of language
Sánchez Carrión, José María (Spain, 1952–), Basque language, sociolinguistics, historical linguistics
Sankrityayan, Rahul (India, 1893–1963), Tibetan language, Hindi language
Sapir, Edward (Germany/United States, 1884–1939), Native American languages, constructed languages, semantics
Saunders, Irene (United States/PR China), lexicography, Chinese language
de Saussure, Ferdinand (Switzerland/France, 1857–1913), semantics, Indo-European studies, structural linguistics
Sayce, Archibald Henry (UK, 1846–1933), Akkadian language
Schegloff, Emanuel (United States), conversation analysis
Schleicher, August (Germany, 1821–1868), Indo-European studies, language development, historical linguistics
Schmidt, Johannes (Germany, 1843–1901), historical linguistics, Indo-European studies
Schmidt, Wilhelm (Germany/Austria/Switzerland, 1868–1954), Mon–Khmer languages
Schwarzschild, Roger (United States), semantics, pragmatics
Searle, John Rogers (United States, 1932–), philosophy of language, pragmatics
Sen, Sukumar (India, 1900–1992), Bengali language
Sequoyah (United States, 1767–1843), Cherokee language
Setälä, Eemil Nestor (Finland, 1864–1935), Finnish language, Uralic languages
Sgall, Petr (Czech republic, 1926–), syntax
Shackle, Christopher (UK, 1942–), Urdu language, Punjabi language
Shepard-Kegl, Judy (United States), Nicaraguan Sign Language
Shevoroshkin, Vitaly Victorovich (Russia/United States), Slavic languages, Nostratics
Shinmura Izuru (Japan, 1876–1967), Japanese language
Sibawayh (Iran, ca. 760–796), Arabic language
Sidwell, Paul (Australia), Mon–Khmer languages, historical linguistics
Sievers, Eduard (Germany, 1850–1932), Germanic languages, historical linguistics
Siewierska, Anna (Poland/Netherlands/UK, 1955–2011), language typology
Sihler, Andrew Littleton (United States, 1941), comparative linguistics, Indo-European languages
Sinclair, John McHardy (UK, 1933–2007), applied linguistics, corpus linguistics, discourse analysis
Skeat, Walter W. (UK, 1835–1912), Old English, Middle English, etymology, philology
Skinner, B.F. (United States, 1905–1992), Verbal behavior
Skousen, Royal (United States, 1945–), language modeling
Smith, Neilson Voyne (UK, 1939–), syntax, language acquisition
Smolensky, Paul (United States, 1955–), phonology, optimality theory, syntax
Starostin, Georgiy Sergeevich (Russia, 1976–), comparative linguistics, historical linguistics, Nostratics, Proto-World
Starostin, Sergei Anatolyevich (Russia, 1953–2005), comparative linguistics, historical linguistics, Nostratics, Proto-World
Steels, Luc (Belgium), computational linguistics, evolutionary linguistics
Stetson, Raymond Herbert (United States, —1950), phonetics
Stieber, Zdzisław (Poland, 1903–1980), Slavic languages, phonology
Stokoe, William (United States, 1919–2000), American Sign Language, cherology.
Suzuki Takao (Japan, 1926–), Japanese language, sociolinguistics
Swadesh, Morris (United States, 1909–1967), typology, historical linguistics, Native American languages, lexicostatistics
Sweet, Henry (UK, 1845–1912), Germanic languages, phonetics
Sweetser, Eve (United States), cognitive linguistics, semantics, historical linguistics, Celtic languages

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Talmy, Leonard (United States), cognitive linguistics, semantics, Yiddish language, Native American languages
Tannen, Deborah Frances (United States, 1945–), discourse analysis
Tarpent, Marie-Lucie (Canada), Tsimshianic languages
Teeter, Karl van Duyn (United States, 1929–2007), Algic languages, endangered languages
Thieberger, Nicholas (Australia), Indigenous Australian languages
Thomas, Calvin (United States, 1854–1919), Germanic languages, German language
Thomason, Sarah Grey (United States), language contact, historical linguistics, typology, Montana Salish
Thompson, John Eric Sidney (UK, 1898–1975), Maya languages, Maya hieroglyphics
Thompson, Sandra A. (United States), syntax, discourse analysis, Mandarin language
Tokieda Motoki (Japan, 1900–1967), Japanese language
Tolkien, John Ronal Reuel (UK, 1892–1973), Old English language, constructed languages, Sindarin, Quenya
Toporišič, Jože (Slovenia, 1926–), Slovene language
Trager, George Leonard (United States, 1906–1992), phonemics, paralanguage, semantics
Trask, Robert Lawrence (United States, 1944–2004), Basque language, historical linguistics, origin of language
Trubetzkoy, Nikolai Sergeyevich (Russia/Austria, 1890–1938), structural linguistics, morphology, phonology
Trudgill, Peter (UK, 1943–), sociolinguistics, English language, dialectology
Tuite, Kevin (United States, 1954–), Caucasian languages, Georgian language
Turner, Mark (United States), cognitive linguistics

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Ullendorff, Edward (UK, 1920–), Semitic languages
Unger, James Marshall (United States, 1947–), Japanese language, historical linguistics, writing systems
Upton, Clive (UK), English language, sociolinguistics, dialectology

V

Vajda, Edward (United States), Ket language, historical linguistics, Na-Dené languages, comparative linguistics
van Valin, Robert D. (United States, 1952–), syntax, semantics, cognitive linguistics
Valli, Clayton (United States, —2003), American Sign Language,
Vasmer, Max (Russia/Germany, 1886–1962), etymology, historical linguistics, Russian language
Vaux, Bert (United States, 1968–), phonology, morphology, Armenian language
Veltman, Calvin (United States/Canada/France), sociolinguistics
Vendler, Zeno (United States, 1921–2004), philosophy of language, event structure
Ventris, Michael George Francis (UK, 1922–1956), Linear B, Archaic Greek
Verner, Karl (Denmark, 1846–1896), phonology, comparative linguistics, historical linguistics, Indo-European phonology
Voloshinov, Valentin Nikolaevich (Russia, 1895–1936), semantics
Vovin, Alexander (Russia/United States), Japanese language, languages of Siberia, Korean language, Ainu language, Central Asian languages

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Wackernagel, Jacob (Switzerland, 1853–1938), Indo-European studies, Sanskrit
Wang Li (PR China, 1900–1986), Chinese language
Watanabe Shōichi (Japan, 1930–), Japanese language
Watkins, Calvert (United States), comparative linguistics, Indo-European languages
Weeks, Raymond (United States, 1863–1954), phonetics, French language
Weinreich, Max (Latvia/United States, 1893–1969), Yiddish language
Weinreich, Uriel (Poland/United States, 1926–1967), sociolinguistics, dialectology, semantics, Yiddish language
Wells, John Christopher (UK, 1939–), phonetics, Esperanto,
Westermann, Diedrich Hermann (Germany, 1875–1956), languages of Africa, typology
Westphal, Ernst Oswald Johannes (South Africa/UK, 1919–1990), Bantu languages, Khoisan languages
Whalen, Douglas H. (United States), phonology, endangered languages
Wheeler, Benjamin Ide (United States, 1954–1927), historical linguistics, comparative linguistics, Greek language
White, Lydia (United Kingdom/Canada), second language acquisition
Whitney, William Dwight (United States, 1827–1894), lexicography, Sanskrit, English language
Whorf, Benjamin Lee (United States, 1897–1941), Native American languages, Maya script, Linguistic relativity
Wichmann, Søren (Denmark, 1964–), Mesoamerican languages, Mixe–Zoque languages, Mayan languages, Maya script
Widdowson, Henry G. (UK), English language, discourse analysis
Wierzbicka, Anna (Poland/Australia, 1938–), semantics, pragmatics
Williams, Nicholas Jonathan Anselm (UK/Ireland, 1942–), Cornish language, Irish language, Manx language, phonology,
Williams, Samuel Wells (United States/China, 1812–1884), Chinese language, lexicography
Wilson, Robert Dick (United States, 1856–1930), comparative linguistics, Hebrew language, Syriac language
Wittmann, Henri (France/Canada, 1937–), French language, creole languages, morphology, comparative linguistics
Wolvengrey, Arok (Canada), Cree language, syntax, Native American languages, lexicography
Wurm, Stephen Adolphe (Hungary/Australia, 1922–2001), Australian Aboriginal languages, Papuan languages

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Yamada Yoshio (Japan, 1873–1958), Japanese language
Yiakoumetti, Androula (Cyprus), Greek language, dialectology
Yngve, Victor (United States, 1920–), computational linguistics, natural language processing
Young, Robert W. (United States, 1912–2007), Navajo language, lexicography

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Zamenhof, Ludwik Łazarz (Poland, 1859–1917), Esperanto
Zepeda, Ofelia (United States, 1952–), O'odham language
Zhang, Niina Ning (PR China), formal syntax, morphology
Zhou Youguang (PR China, 1903–), orthography, Romanization of Chinese
Zuazo, Koldo (Spain, 1956–), Basque dialectology, sociolinguistics
Zuckermann, Ghil'ad (Israel, Italy, UK, Australia, 1971–), contact linguistics, lexicology, revival linguistics
Zwicky, Arnold (United States, 1940–), syntax, morphology

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