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Abstract
In the quest to understand the intricate structures of human language, the concept of cross-layer typology emerges as a promising framework. This approach seeks to explore the interactions between various linguistic layer-phonetics, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics-while acknowledging the complexities inherent in real-world language use. This section aims to conceptualize and operationalize cross-layer typology, addressing both the idealized theoretical frameworks and the realities of linguistic diversity and variation.At its core, cross-layer typology is predicated on the idea that linguistic layers are not isolated entities but rather interconnected systems that influence one another
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