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'''Grammarian''' may refer to: |
'''Grammarian''' may refer to:a mad person |
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*In the modern narrower sense (since the split of linguistics and philology), a [[linguist]], especially a scholar of grammar and syntax. |
*In the modern narrower sense (since the split of linguistics and philology), a [[linguist]], especially a scholar of grammar and syntax. |
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Grammarian may refer to:a mad person
- In the modern narrower sense (since the split of linguistics and philology), a linguist, especially a scholar of grammar and syntax.
- In the Ancient Greek sense, a philologist
Derived uses
- Alexandrine grammarians, influential philologists of the works of classic Ancient Greek literature, active around 250 BCE. Related labels are Greek grammarians, Roman grammarians, and Latin grammarians.
- Speculative grammarians, a 13th and 14th centuries school of grammarian philosophy active in northern France, Germany, Britain and Denmark
- Speculative Grammarian, a satirical linguistics journal started in 1988
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