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Most authors engaged in lexical semantics hold the traditional hypothesis that there are two different types of lexical meaning: autosemantic and synsemantic words. Only few linguists defend the opposite opinion that there is no reason for such distinction. In the present paper we offer an overview of the most important criteria linguists employed as a foundation of the distinctions between these two types of lexical meaning. In spite of the vagueness of all possible classifications, most linguists are still convinced of the necessity to discern autosemantic and synsemantic words.

Gibt es zwei Typen von Wortbedeutung? Ein historischer Rückblick auf Meinungen zu Autosemantika und Synsemantika