Which component of any language refers to names, ideas, and events that offer a kind of catalogue of what is spoken and can be compiled into something accessible to others?
A) dialect
B) grammar
C) lexicon
D) syntax

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The lexicon of a language refers to its vocabulary or the words that are used to convey meaning. It includes names, ideas, and events that offer a kind of catalogue of what is spoken and can be compiled into something accessible to others. The other options, dialect, grammar, and syntax, refer to different aspects of language, but do not specifically relate to vocabulary or the lexicon.

Which Component of Any Language Refers to Names, Ideas, and Events