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Definition
The term Syntax refers to the properties of word order and sentence structure for a given language. The term is also used to describe the scientific study of sentence structure as part of the study of Linguistics (Definition). To find a list of basic topics in the syntax of Scottish Gaelic see Category:Syntax.
Someone who studies Syntax is known as a Syntactician'
Syntactic Terminology
See Also
External Links
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syntax
