Category:English lexical doublets
Here are entries that are coordinated pairs of word. To an entry in Wiktionary the coordinated pair should constitute an idiom. Generally they are idioms. Many became idiomatic because of legal usage. Common collocations that are not idiomatic should be added to Appendix:English lexical doublets.
Sometimes they are terms with different origins or paths into English, typically, from Old English, Old Norse, or other Germanic source; or from Anglo-Norman, Middle French, or Old French; or from Latin or Ancient Greek. See Category:Etymological twins.
The yoked terms may be synonyms, antonyms, coordinate terms, or have some kind of sequential relationship.
See also
- Category:English lexical triplets
- Category:English reduplicated doublets
- Category:English merisms
Subcategories
This category has only the following subcategory.
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Pages in category "English lexical doublets"
The following 15 pages are in this category, out of 15 total.