IPA: //tæɡˈmiːm//
KK: /tæɡˈmiːm/
The smallest unit in a sentence that has a specific grammatical function.
In the sentence, the tagmeme indicates the role of the word within the structure.
The word 'tagmeme' is a modern term that combines 'tag' (from Old Norse 'tagga', meaning to touch or mark) and 'meme' (coined by Richard Dawkins from the Greek 'mimeme', meaning that which is imitated). The term refers to a unit of cultural information that is tagged or marked for sharing and imitation.
Think of 'tag' as marking something and 'meme' as a piece of culture that is imitated. Together, 'tagmeme' represents a marked piece of cultural information that can be shared and imitated.
No commonly confused words.