A node in Levelt's (1989) second level of the network, representing a word that is specified both syntactically and semantically, though not phonologically, is called a:

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A lemma is a node in Levelt's second level network that represents a word that is specified both syntactically and semantically, but not phonologically. A morpheme is the smallest unit of meaning in a language, a feedforward unit is a neuron or group of neurons that project signals in one direction through a neural network, a lexeme is a unit of vocabulary in a language, and an articulator is a body part used for speech production (e.g. lips, tongue, vocal cords).

A Node in Levelt's (1989) Second Level of the Network