Definition of sortal in English:

sortal

adjectiveˈsɔːt(ə)lˈsôrdl

Linguistics Philosophy

Denoting or relating to a term representing a semantic feature that applies to an entity as long as it exists, classifying it as being of a particular kind.
种类的；种属词的
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, what is this nature, this sortal attribute?
- Let ‘F’ and ‘G’ be certain sortal terms, that is to say, general terms denoting certain sorts or kinds of substantial individual.
- It will be shown that a semantic fit between the sortal restrictions activated by the preposition and a depicted object results in inhibitory effects.
- Such completely general terms as ‘thing’ ‘entity’ or ‘object’, on Dummett's view, are not genuine sortal terms, since they fail to provide any criteria of identity.

nounˈsɔːt(ə)lˈsôrdl

Linguistics Philosophy

A sortal term, for example human as opposed to engineer.
种类词；种属词
Example sentencesExamples
- I think Rosenberg's theory of ingression offers a good ontological place for universals: as determinable effective properties and as certain sortals - the latter corresponding to receptive relations.
- Moreover, artifact sortals can be essentially or nonessentially artifactual.
- On the other hand, to justify a total ban on constitutive reference with conceptual sortals, which would affect Anselm's argument, one would have to show that any such reference has to lead to a paradox.
- Sortals for living objects determine principles of activity; sortals for artifacts determine principles of functioning.
- Another type of important simple sortal comprises the stage sortals that apply exclusively to partly real individuals of a given kind.

Definition of sortal in US English:

sortal

adjectiveˈsôrdl

Linguistics Philosophy

Denoting or relating to a term representing a semantic feature that applies to an entity, classifying it as being of a particular kind.
种类的；种属词的
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, what is this nature, this sortal attribute?
- Such completely general terms as ‘thing’ ‘entity’ or ‘object’, on Dummett's view, are not genuine sortal terms, since they fail to provide any criteria of identity.
- Let ‘F’ and ‘G’ be certain sortal terms, that is to say, general terms denoting certain sorts or kinds of substantial individual.
- It will be shown that a semantic fit between the sortal restrictions activated by the preposition and a depicted object results in inhibitory effects.

nounˈsôrdl

Linguistics Philosophy

A count noun, for example novel as opposed to fiction.
种类词；种属词
Example sentencesExamples
- Sortals for living objects determine principles of activity; sortals for artifacts determine principles of functioning.
- On the other hand, to justify a total ban on constitutive reference with conceptual sortals, which would affect Anselm's argument, one would have to show that any such reference has to lead to a paradox.
- Another type of important simple sortal comprises the stage sortals that apply exclusively to partly real individuals of a given kind.
- I think Rosenberg's theory of ingression offers a good ontological place for universals: as determinable effective properties and as certain sortals - the latter corresponding to receptive relations.
- Moreover, artifact sortals can be essentially or nonessentially artifactual.

单词	sortal
释义	Definition of sortal in English: sortal adjectiveˈsɔːt(ə)lˈsôrdl Linguistics Philosophy Denoting or relating to a term representing a semantic feature that applies to an entity as long as it exists, classifying it as being of a particular kind. 种类的；种属词的 Example sentencesExamples Well, what is this nature, this sortal attribute? Let ‘F’ and ‘G’ be certain sortal terms, that is to say, general terms denoting certain sorts or kinds of substantial individual. It will be shown that a semantic fit between the sortal restrictions activated by the preposition and a depicted object results in inhibitory effects. Such completely general terms as ‘thing’ ‘entity’ or ‘object’, on Dummett's view, are not genuine sortal terms, since they fail to provide any criteria of identity. nounˈsɔːt(ə)lˈsôrdl Linguistics Philosophy A sortal term, for example human as opposed to engineer. 种类词；种属词 Example sentencesExamples I think Rosenberg's theory of ingression offers a good ontological place for universals: as determinable effective properties and as certain sortals - the latter corresponding to receptive relations. Moreover, artifact sortals can be essentially or nonessentially artifactual. On the other hand, to justify a total ban on constitutive reference with conceptual sortals, which would affect Anselm's argument, one would have to show that any such reference has to lead to a paradox. Sortals for living objects determine principles of activity; sortals for artifacts determine principles of functioning. Another type of important simple sortal comprises the stage sortals that apply exclusively to partly real individuals of a given kind. Definition of sortal in US English: sortal adjectiveˈsôrdl Linguistics Philosophy Denoting or relating to a term representing a semantic feature that applies to an entity, classifying it as being of a particular kind. 种类的；种属词的 Example sentencesExamples Well, what is this nature, this sortal attribute? Such completely general terms as ‘thing’ ‘entity’ or ‘object’, on Dummett's view, are not genuine sortal terms, since they fail to provide any criteria of identity. Let ‘F’ and ‘G’ be certain sortal terms, that is to say, general terms denoting certain sorts or kinds of substantial individual. It will be shown that a semantic fit between the sortal restrictions activated by the preposition and a depicted object results in inhibitory effects. nounˈsôrdl Linguistics Philosophy A count noun, for example novel as opposed to fiction. 种类词；种属词 Example sentencesExamples Sortals for living objects determine principles of activity; sortals for artifacts determine principles of functioning. On the other hand, to justify a total ban on constitutive reference with conceptual sortals, which would affect Anselm's argument, one would have to show that any such reference has to lead to a paradox. Another type of important simple sortal comprises the stage sortals that apply exclusively to partly real individuals of a given kind. I think Rosenberg's theory of ingression offers a good ontological place for universals: as determinable effective properties and as certain sortals - the latter corresponding to receptive relations. Moreover, artifact sortals can be essentially or nonessentially artifactual.
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