word-field
Linguistics
noun
A group of lexical items (sometimes specifically of morphologically simple ones) seen as associated in meaning because occurring in similar contexts.
Origin
1930s. After German Wortfeld (J. Trier, 1931).
- bankers' ramp
- banker's ramp
- banket
- bank fence
- bank fish
- bank fisherman
- bank fishery
- bank fishing
- Bank for International Settlements
- bankfull
- Bankhead, Tallulah
- bank-high
- bank holiday
- bank-holidayish
- bank holiday weekend
- bank hook
- Ban Ki-moon
- banking
- banking account
- banking engine
- banking ground
- banking house
- bankless
- bank machine
- bankman