Peržiūrėti šaltinį The density-of-words problem

In the process of [[english language reform]],
<br> all of the homophones and homonyms, all of which must be eliminated,
<br> require the creation of new words, both new spoken forms and new written forms.
<br> However, there is an obstacle in doing that,
<br> becuz there are spoken and written word-forms which are already
<br> used, to convey other meanings,
<br> and those word-forms can be identical to an ideal new reformed word.
<br> That is the density-of-words problem.

If the ideal reformed word is already taken,
<br> then either the new reformed word must be changed to something els,
<br> or the old word with the different meaning must be changed to a different word,
<br> to make space for the new word.


[[Kategorija:English language reform]]