Hapax legomenons

The only hapax legomenon'''s of the poem occur in the first and the second lines, madárhiány ‘missing birds’ and nincs-világ ‘non-existing world’ are, in a grammatical sense, realizations of the concept of concentration.

You are producing a lot of hapax legomenons here, but don't worry, it's perfectly legal. The vowel a often became o in front of a nasal in Old English, so on- is a common variant of an-.

And while many people, we are sure, often use the other two in their everyday speech, their non-dictionary status means they are what kind of words? a) Neologisms b) Homonyms c) Hapax legomenons d) None of the above

The subject of this paper covers the nonce words, in other words hapaxes (or hapax legomenons) encountered in Rylands manuscript. […] Key words: Rylands manuscript interlinear translation of Qoran into Turkic, hapax legomenons, […]

Resisting and striving are both hapax legomenons. […] Hebrews has 124 instances of hapax legomenons, more than any other NT [New Testament] book based on the number of Greek words used.

Knowing what form to use when learning the representation of a word in an NLP pipeline can be a challenge for languages with rich inflectional morphology [6], where certain inflected forms may be so rare within available corpora that they manifest as hapax legomenons while their corresponding uninflected form might be quite common.

In particular, Chlebowski [19], having studied 435 lexical units of anglicisms and their derivatives on the pages of the journal ‘Mladá fronta Dnes’ and analyzed the frequency of their use, thematically divided them into: sports, music and subculture, transport and construction, economy and trade, living. Special attention is paid to that percentage analysis of hapax legomenons.