Linguistic - English meaning

Linguistic – definitions in English dictionary

adjective
Relating to language or linguistics.
Usage examples:
A child's linguistic ability
Synonims:
Language-producing Semantic Lingual Semasiological Rhetorical Verbal Poetic Expressive

adjective
Connected with language or the study of language
Usage examples:
Linguistic analysis

Linguistic translation into English

Linguistic: translate from English into Chinese

语言的

Linguistic: translate from English into Dutch

Taalkundig, Taal-, Linguïstisch

Linguistic: translate from English into French

Linguistique

Linguistic: translate from English into German

Sprachlich, Linguistisch, Sprachwissenschaftlich

Linguistic: translate from English into Hindi

भाषाई, भाषा वैज्ञानिक, भाषा-संबंधी, बहुभाषा-संबंधी, भाषाविज्ञान संबंधी

Linguistic: translate from English into Italian

Linguistico

Linguistic: translate from English into Korean

언어적, 언어의

Linguistic: translate from English into Russian

Лингвистический, Языковой, Языковедческий

Linguistic: translate from English into Spanish

Lingüístico, Ladino

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Linguistic – similar words

linguistically

adverb
In a way that relates to language or linguistics.
Usage examples:
The country is very diverse culturally and linguistically

adverb
In a way that is connected with language or the study of language
Usage examples:
The new guinea highlanders were a linguistically diverse culture., the language of chaucer and the …

Linguistically - all meanings in English

linguistical

adjective
Linguistic.

Linguistical - all meanings in English

linguister

noun
An interpreter, a translator.

Linguister - all meanings in English

linguist

noun
A person skilled in foreign languages.
Usage examples:
He was also an accomplished linguist speaking nine foreign languages including chinese and tibetan.

noun
Someone who studies the structure and development of language, or someone who knows several languages

Linguist - all meanings in English

Linguistic synonims

expressive

adjective
Effectively conveying thought or feeling.
Usage examples:
She has big expressive eyes

adjective
Showing your feelings in your voice, behavior, or appearance
Usage examples:
His singing was beautiful and expressive.

Expressive - all meanings in English

lingual

adjective
Relating to, near, or on the side towards the tongue.
Usage examples:
The later dinocephalians improved on this system by developing heels on the lingual sides of the in…

adjective
Relating to the tongue
Usage examples:
Lingual nerve damage will bring about loss of sensation to one half of the tongue.

Lingual - all meanings in English

poetic

adjective
Relating to or used in poetry.
Usage examples:
The muse is a poetic convention

adjective
Of or suggesting poets or poems
Usage examples:
Poetic language

Poetic - all meanings in English

rhetorical

adjective
Relating to or concerned with the art of rhetoric.
Usage examples:
Repetition is a common rhetorical device

adjective
Rhetorical speech or writing is intended to seem important or influence people
Usage examples:
Repetition, that tedious rhetorical device

Rhetorical - all meanings in English

semantic

adjective
Relating to meaning in language or logic.
Usage examples:
They are self-conscious efforts to thwart the confinement of written language and its semantic limi…

adjective
(of words and language) connected with meaning
Usage examples:
Words are semantic units that convey meaning.

Semantic - all meanings in English

verbal

adjective
Relating to or in the form of words.
Usage examples:
The root of the problem is visual rather than verbal

noun
A word or words functioning as a verb.

verb
Attribute a damaging statement to (a suspect), especially dishonestly.
Usage examples:
Him verballing other people at a meeting on the other side of the world apparently putting things i…

Verbal - all meanings in English

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