Language

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1 Noun 1.1 Translations 2 See also

Noun

1. The expression of an understanding - see Language is Understanding
2. A system of communication using the spoken word or using symbols that represent words or sounds (the English language).
3. The ability to communicate using words (the gift of language).
4. A nonverbal system of communication (sign language).
5. Code used to write computer programs (computer language).
6. The vocabulary used in a particular specialist field (legal language).
7. The particular words used in a passage of text (the language used in the law does not permit any other interpretation.)

• Breton: yezh f -où
• Bulgarian: език m (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
• Catalan: idioma m llengua f
• Chinese (simplified): 语言
• Chinese (traditional):
• Czech: jazyk m
• Danish: sprog
• Dutch: taal f
• Esperanto: lingvo
• Estonian: keel
• Finnish: kieli (1-6)
• French: langue f (1), langage m (2-5)
• Frisian: taal
• German: Sprache f (1-7)
• Greek: (glossa)
• Guarani: ñe'ẽ
• Hebrew: שפה f, לשון
• Hungarian: nyelv
• Indonesian: bahasa
• Interlingua: lingua (1), linguage (2,3,4,5)
• Italian: lingua f (1), linguaggio m (4, 5)
• Japanese: 言語 (げんご, gengo)
• Khmer: ភាសា
• Klingon: Hol
• Korean: 말 (mal), 언어 [言語] (eoneo)
• Latin: lingua
• Latvian: valoda
• Lithuanian: kalba
• Manchu: gisun
• Norwegian: språk, talemål n
• Persian: زَبان (zæbān)
• Polish: język
• Portuguese: língua f (1), linguagem (2,3,4,5)
• Romanian: limbă f
• Russian: язык (yazh'ik)
• Sardinian: limba
• Slovenian: jezik m
• Spanish: idioma m, lengua f
• Swedish: språk
• Toki Pona: toki
• Tupinambá: nhe'enga
• Welsh: iaith f
• Naplese: Naplese

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