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Definition of language
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of language is as below...
Language
(n.) The
vocabulary
and
phraseology
belonging
to an art or
department
of
knowledge;
as,
medical
language;
the
language
of
chemistry
or
theology..
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Spanish
::
Spanish
(n.) The
language
of
Spain.
Language
::
Language
(n.) The
suggestion,
by
objects,
actions,
or
conditions,
of ideas
associated
therewith;
as, the
language
of
flowers..
Slang
::
Slang (n.) Low,
vulgar,
unauthorized
language;
a
popular
but
unauthorized
word,
phrase,
or mode of
expression;
also, the
jargon
of some
particular
calling
or class in
society;
low
popular
cant; as, the slang of the
theater,
of
college,
of
sailors,
etc..
Hexapla
::
Hexapla
(sing.)
A
collection
of the Holy
Scriptures
in six
languages
or six
versions
in
parallel
columns;
particularly,
the
edition
of the Old
Testament
published
by
Origen,
in the 3d
century..
Rune
::
Rune (n.) A
letter,
or
character,
belonging
to the
written
language
of the
ancient
Norsemen,
or
Scandinavians;
in a wider
sense,
applied
to the
letters
of the
ancient
nations
of
Northern
Europe
in
general..
Declare
::
Declare
(v. t.) To make known by
language;
to
communicate
or
manifest
explicitly
and
plainly
in any way; to
exhibit;
to
publish;
to
proclaim;
to
announce.
Terse
::
Terse
(superl.)
Elegantly
concise;
free of
superfluous
words;
polished
to
smoothness;
as, terse
language;
a terse
style..
Hebraic
::
Hebraic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Hebrews,
or to the
language
of the
Hebrews..
Zend
::
Zend (n.)
Properly,
the
translation
and
exposition
in the
Huzv/resh,
or
literary
Pehlevi,
language,
of the
Avesta,
the
Zoroastrian
sacred
writings;
as
commonly
used, the
language
(an
ancient
Persian
dialect)
in which the
Avesta
is
written..
Himyaritic
::
Himyaritic
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Himyar,
an
ancient
king of
Yemen,
in
Arabia,
or to his
successors
or
people;
as, the
Himjaritic
characters,
language,
etc.;
applied
esp. to
certain
ancient
inscriptions
showing
the
primitive
type of the
oldest
form of the
Arabic,
still
spoken
in
Southern
Arabia..
Polyglot
::
Polyglot
(a.)
Containing,
or made up, of,
several
languages;
as, a
polyglot
lexicon,
Bible..
Wight
::
Wight (n.) A human
being;
a
person,
either
male or
female;
-- now used
chiefly
in irony or
burlesque,
or in
humorous
language..
Russian
::
Russian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Russia,
its
inhabitants,
or
language..
French
::
French
(n.) The
language
spoken
in
France.
Hispanic
::
Hispanic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to Spain or its
language;
as,
Hispanic
words..
Trilingual
::
Trilingual
(a.)
Containing,
or
consisting
of, three
languages;
expressed
in three
languages..
Tongue
::
Tongue
(n.) A
people
having
a
distinct
language.
Foolahs
::
Foolahs
(n. pl.) A
peculiar
African
race of
uncertain
origin,
but
distinct
from the negro
tribes,
inhabiting
an
extensive
region
of
Western
Soudan.
Their color is brown or
yellowish
bronze.
They are
Mohammedans.
Called
also
Fellatahs,
Foulahs,
and
Fellani.
Fulah is also used
adjectively;
as, Fulah
empire,
tribes,
language..
Macaronic
::
Macaronic
(n.) A kind of
burlesque
composition,
in which the
vernacular
words of one or more
modern
languages
are
intermixed
with
genuine
Latin
words,
and with
hybrid
formed
by
adding
Latin
terminations
to other
roots..
Coarse
::
Coarse
(superl.)
Not
refined;
rough;
rude;
unpolished;
gross;
indelicate;
as,
coarse
manners;
coarse
language..
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