Definition of stratificational in English:

stratificational

adjective ˌstratɪfɪˈkeɪʃən(ə)lˌstratɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nəl

1Of or relating to (physical) stratification; of or relating to the formation, existence, or analysis of successive or superimposed layers or strata. rare.
2Sociology. Of or relating to social or cultural strata; characterized by social stratification.
3Linguistics. Designating a theory in which language is viewed or analysed in terms of a series of strata or structural layers, building up from phonetics to semantics, each with its own rules of formation and related to each other; of or relating to this theory. Especially in "stratificational grammar", "stratificational linguistics", "stratificational theory".

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease. From stratification + -al.

Definition of stratificational in US English:

stratificational

adjective

1Of or relating to (physical) stratification; of or relating to the formation, existence, or analysis of successive or superimposed layers or strata. rare.
2Sociology. Of or relating to social or cultural strata; characterized by social stratification.
3Linguistics. Designating a theory in which language is viewed or analysed in terms of a series of strata or structural layers, building up from phonetics to semantics, each with its own rules of formation and related to each other; of or relating to this theory. Especially in "stratificational grammar", "stratificational linguistics", "stratificational theory".

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease. From stratification + -al.

单词	stratificational
释义	Definition of stratificational in English: stratificational adjective ˌstratɪfɪˈkeɪʃən(ə)lˌstratɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nəl 1Of or relating to (physical) stratification; of or relating to the formation, existence, or analysis of successive or superimposed layers or strata. rare. 2Sociology. Of or relating to social or cultural strata; characterized by social stratification. 3Linguistics. Designating a theory in which language is viewed or analysed in terms of a series of strata or structural layers, building up from phonetics to semantics, each with its own rules of formation and related to each other; of or relating to this theory. Especially in "stratificational grammar", "stratificational linguistics", "stratificational theory". Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease. From stratification + -al. Definition of stratificational in US English: stratificational adjective 1Of or relating to (physical) stratification; of or relating to the formation, existence, or analysis of successive or superimposed layers or strata. rare. 2Sociology. Of or relating to social or cultural strata; characterized by social stratification. 3Linguistics. Designating a theory in which language is viewed or analysed in terms of a series of strata or structural layers, building up from phonetics to semantics, each with its own rules of formation and related to each other; of or relating to this theory. Especially in "stratificational grammar", "stratificational linguistics", "stratificational theory". Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease. From stratification + -al.
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