lexeme
/ˈlɛksɪmi/Definitions
1. noun
A smallest unit of language that has a particular meaning, such as a word, morpheme, or phrase.
“The linguist studied the phonological properties of individual lexemes in the language.”
2. noun
A word or expression as it is written or printed, without regard to its grammatical function in a sentence.
“The lexicographer compiled a list of lexemes with their corresponding meanings and usage examples.”