spojenie — communication - Xhosa - agglutinative, polysynthetic - úvodzovka — inverted comma, quotation mark, quote - jazyk — language, natural language, tongue - epigram, quip, satirical poem - výkričník — exclamation mark, exclamation point - pithily, sententiously - homograph - idiolect - semantically - sucho — concisely, drily, dryly, laconically, tersely - reč — language, linguistic communication - meno, názov — name - čistotný, čistý, hladký — clean - nepoškvrnený, starostlivo uprataný — immaculate, speckless, spic, spic-and-span, spick, spick-and-span, spotless - artikulovať, vyslovovať — articulate, enounce, enunciate, pronounce, say, sound out - prekladať, preložiť — interpret, render, translate - telegraphically, tersely - aphoristic, apothegmatic, epigrammatic - kompaktný, krátky, úsečný, výstižný — close packed, compact, compendious, succinct, summary, terse - úsečný — concise, crisp, curt, laconic, terse - rozvláčny — long-winded, tedious, verbose, windy, wordy - interpret, read, translate, understand - Old - Modern, New - definovať — define - prekódovať, prepísať, prepisovať — transcribe, transliterate - formal - hovorový — colloquial, conversational - ideographic - sémantický, významový — semantic, semantical - magický, runový, spletitý, tajuplný — runic - homophonous - etymologický — etymological - eponym, eponymic, eponymous - psycholinguistics - comparative linguistics, diachronic linguistics, diachrony, historical linguistics - fonológia — phonemics, phonology - lexicology - onomastics - pragmatika — pragmatics - sémantika — semantics - deixis - Grimm's law - Verner's law - sociolinguistics - kontext — context, context of use, linguistic context - veta — phrase, sentence - word - antonymum — antonym, opposite, opposite word - blend, portmanteau, portmanteau word - derivative - descriptor, form, signifier, word form - head, head word - heteronym - homonymum — homonym - hypernym, superordinate, superordinate word - hyponym, subordinate, subordinate word - loan, loanword - metonym - hapax legomenon, nonce word - palindrome - base, radical, root, root of a word, root word, stem, theme - etymon, root - borrowing, calque, calque formation, loan translation, loanword, quote - synonymum — equivalent word, synonym - termín — term - terminológia — language, list, nomenclature, register of names, roll, terminology - manner name, troponym - slovo, výraz — spoken word, vocable - slabika — syllable - lexeme - morféma — morph, morpheme - predpona — prefix - ending, termination - gerundium — gerund - count noun - vlastné meno — name, proper name, proper noun, proper noun/name - common noun - deverbal noun, verbal noun - priezvisko — cognomen, family name, last name, surname - krstné meno — christian name, first name, forename, given name - baptismal name, Christian name - praenomen - anonym, nom de guerre, pseudonym - stage name - nom de plume, pen name - head, header, heading - title - Alexandrine - orthography, writing system - Armenian, Armenian alphabet - hláskovanie, pravopis, pravopisný — orthography, spelling - nesprávny pravopis — misspelling - boustrophedon - syllabary, syllabic script - Linear A - Linear B - kopula, spona — copula, copulative, linking verb - folk etymology - význam, zmysel — sense, signifié, signified - dvojznačnosť — amphibology, amphiboly - eufemizmus — euphemism - double entendre - pointa — gag line, laugh line, punch line, tag line - znak — character, grapheme, graphic symbol - acute, acute accent, ague - grave, grave accent - breve - cedilla - circumflex - macron - tilde - prehláska — diaeresis, dieresis, umlaut - monogram — monogram - veľké písmeno, verzálka — capital, capital letter, majuscule, uppercase, upper-case letter - lowercase, lower case, lower-case letter, minuscule, small letter, upper case - type - blank, space - ideogram — ideogram, ideograph - logogram, logograph - bod — full point, full stop, period, point, stop - otáznik — interrogation point, query, question mark - dvojbodka — semicolon - signing, sign language - fingerspelling, finger spelling - American sign language, ASL - znak, znamienko — sign - Basic English - Esperanto - Europan - Idiom Neutral - Interlingua — Interlingua - Ido - Latino sine flexione - Novial - Pasigraphy - Ro - Solresol - command language, query language, search language - metajazyk — metalanguage - materinský jazyk — first language, maternal language, mother tongue, native language, native tongue - tonal language, tone language - creole, creole earring, hoop earring - lámaná angličtina, miešaná angličtina — pidgin - Chinook Jargon, Oregon Jargon - interlanguage, koine, lingua franca, official language - Yuman - Chinook, Chinookan - Beijing dialect, Mandarin, Mandarin Chinese, Mandarin dialect - Shanghai dialect, Wu, Wu dialect - Cantonese, Cantonese dialect, Yue, Yue dialect - Hakka, Hakka dialect - Qiang, Qiangic - Bai, Baic - Karen, Karenic - Lolo, Yi - Chin, Kuki, Kuki-Chin - Naga - Abor, Dafla, Miri, Mirish - Red Tai - Shan, Tai Long - Tay - Zhuang - Yay - Sundanese - Balinese, Balinesian - Cebuan, Cebuano - Hottentot, Khoikhoi, Khoikhoin - PIE, Proto-Indo European - Armenian, Armenian language - staroslovienčina — Church Slavic, Old Bulgarian, Old Church Slavic, Old Church Slavonic - Serbo-Croat, Serbo-Croatian - Old Prussian - angličtina — English, English language - American, American English, American language - Middle English - Modern English - Anglo-Saxon, Old English - German, German language, High German - Old High German - Middle High German - Yiddish - Low German, Plattdeutsch - Old Saxon - Old Norse - Landsmaal, Landsmal, New Norwegian, Nynorsk - Faerčan, Faerčina, faerský — Faeroese, Faroese - Lapp, Saame, Saami, Same, Sami - Irish, Irish Gaelic - Middle Irish - Scots Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic - classical Latin - Vulgar Latin - Medieval Latin - Neo Latin, Neo-Latin, New Latin - Old French - Anglo-French, Anglo-Norman - Occitánsky — Occitan, Provencal - Galician - East Tocharian, Turfan, Turfan dialect - Sanskrit, Sanskritic language - Sindhi - Bihari - Mahratti, Marathi - Avestan, Zend - Afghan, Afghani, Pashto, Pashtu, Paxto - Lycian - Modern Greek, New Greek - Byzantine Greek, Medieval Greek, Middle Greek - Ancient Greek - Doric, Doric dialect - Ionic - Ubykh - Kanarese, Kannada - malajálamčina — Malayalam - Gondi - Manda - Bolanci, Bole - Angas - Pidlimdi, Tera, Yamaltu - Bura, Pabir - Daba, Kola, Musgoi - Bata - Sibine, Somrai - Akkadian - Arabic, Arabic language - Fang - Chaga, Chagga, Kichaga - Kinyarwanda - Nyamwezi - Basuto, Sesotho - Swahili - Ful, Fula, Fulani, Peul - Serer - Wolof - Dinka - riadok — line - Gallicism - skratka — abbreviation - apocope - skratka — acronym - pentameter - hexameter - phone, sound, speech sound - fonéma — phoneme - allophone - dvojhláska — diphthong - schwa, shwa - polosamohláska — glide, semivowel - alveolar, alveolar consonant, dental, dental consonant - explozíva — occlusive, plosive, plosive consonant, plosive speech sound, stop, stop consonant - explosion, plosion - labiála, pernica — labial, labial consonant - glottal catch, glottal plosive, glottal stop - nasalisation, nasalization - fricative, fricative consonant, spirant - affricate, affricate consonant, affricative - nasal, nasal consonant - zlá výslovnosť — mispronunciation - homophone - artikulácia — articulation - výslovnosť — diction, enunciation, pronunciation - porekadlo, príslovie , rčenie, úslovie — expression, locution, maxim, proverb, saw, saying - motto, reklamné heslo, úslovie, veršík — catchword, motto, shibboleth, slogan - axióma, maxima — axiom, maxim - aphorism, apophthegm, apothegm - adage, byword, proverb, saw - nárečie — accent, dialect, idiom - slang, žargón — argot, cant, gobbledegook, gobbledygook, jargon, lingo, patois, shoptalk, slang, technical jargon, vernacular - etymológ — etymologist - Noah Webster, Webster - aphaeresis, apheresis - aphesis - asimilácia — assimilation - eclipsis, ellipsis - holonymy, whole to part relation - meronymy, part-of relation, part to whole relation, part-whole relation - words per minute, wpm[Domaine]