leksikko
Leksikko, in Finnish linguistic usage, refers to the lexicon or vocabulary of a language, dialect, or specialized domain. It is the structured inventory of lexical units that speakers use, including lemmas, inflected forms, senses, pronunciation, and typical collocations. While the English term is lexicon, leksikko is the Finnish equivalent and is widely used in Finnish-language linguistics, education, and lexicography.
A leksikko can be general, covering the entire vocabulary of a language, or specialized, focusing on a
Typical leksikko entries include the headword (lemma), part of speech, semantic senses, example sentences, pronunciation, morphological
The construction of a leksikko relies on corpus data and lexicographic theory, emphasizing clear sense distinctions,