• **Encyclopedia (Frame):**

*Frame name:* stimulated emotion *Core elements:* event, experiencer, stimulus *extra-thematic:* circumstances, depictive, explanation, result *Peripheral:* time, degree, manner

#### • **Syntax**

• **Syntax**

**Stare /st/: (3,1)**

//focus//, //perception verb//

*Cognitive and Intermedial Semiotics*

**Whistle /stl/: (3,1,5)**

• **Dictionary:**

//indiscrete//, //topic//

manner, place

• **Syntax**

**Puzzle /zl/: (3,5)**

• **Dictionary:**

**120**

• **Encyclopedia (Frame):**

• **Encyclopedia (Frame):**

• **Dictionary:**

purpose, duration

• **Syntax**

causation

causation

*Valence:* bivalent, *role,* agent, *aspect*: discontinuous, *diathesis:* subject/object

*Sememic configuration (specific taxemes)***:** //external//, //axis//, //intent//,

*Frame name:* active perception, *Core elements:* perceiver, phenomenon, direction*, extra-thematic:* depictive, location of protagonist *Peripheral:* place,

*Valence:* bivalent, *role* agent, *aspect*: continuous, *diathesis:* subject-object

Deletion/addition clusters operating on permutative selection patterns imply semantic specification (semic, taxemic and encyclopedic). On the other hand, this specification entails reversely a lexical description model able to distinguish mor-

• **"John** *whistled* **oddly in the backyard.** *Puzzled***, Jack came out to see"**

*Semic classemes***:** [+sound], [+source], [+predicate], [+manner], [target] *Sememic configuration (specific taxemes)***:** //external//, //unaddressed//,

*Frame name:* make noise, *Core elements:* noisy event, sound*,* sound source *extra-thematic:* circumstances, depictive, location of the protagonist *Peripheral:*

*Valence:* monovalent, *role* agent, *aspect*: continuous, *diathesis:* intransitive

*Semic classemes***:** [+target], [+state], [+manner], [-source], [+voice]

phological and lexicological processes form frame/domains.

**Iconicity of coda permutative structures**

*Semic classemes***:** [+state], [+source], [+predicate], [+manner]

*Valence:* bivalent, *role* patient, *aspect*: discontinuous, *diathesis:* passive causation

We, first, should pinpoint that coda-onset permutations contrast verb argument nature with the frame of non-action (non-motor frame) lexicalizing the specification of sensory stimulus /target forms and world description. The verb has multilayer frames whereas, on the syntactic levels, the process and its roles present, on coda forms, more specific semantic forms. We would like to summarize those modes in the following:

**Segmental/prosodic parameters:** labial/dental commutation (onset), voicing correlation (coda), SSP violating/peak maintaining—Sonority-weight derived susceptible of sonority driven stress on the lexical level

#### **Semantic contrasts**

**Major contrasts:** sensory—motor/source-target/cause-result, extra-somatic somatic

**On-coda**: action-emotion, actant and aspect shift, position specifications, strong-weak, assertive-speculative

**On-On**: tension—release, reflexive—repercusive, reactive—active **Coda-coda**: external-internal, causation-affection, aspect shift,

#### *3.2.4 Gestural-featural organization of reduplication: Tamazight (Tachlhiyt Berber)*

We have already emphasized the non-morphological relevance of the root frame to account for lexical level description. Both its partial productivity, the lack of a wide representation of triconsonantal patterns in the Berber lexicon but also the lack of morphological-semantic thematicity unlike other Semitic languages (Berber is a Hamito-Semitic language). Thus, phonetic-phonological processes are more adapted to these candidates of "pure iconicity."

Studies [91] relying on gestural organizing patterns of reduplication emphasize the copying of contiguous gestures in the representational process
