In linguistics, a "scheme" refers to a specific type of linguistic construction or pattern that allows for the systematic variation and organization of elements within a language. Schemes can pertain to various aspects of language, including phonology, syntax, morphology, and semantics. One common context in which the term "scheme" is used is in relation to phonological schemes, which involve patterns of sound distribution and alternation in a language.
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