Linguist
German (Berlin)
/lɪŋˈɡu̯ɪst/
noun
Definitions
- linguist
Etymology
Derived from Latin lingua (tongue, speech, language) derived from English linguist.
Origin
English
linguist
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Eurolinguist English
- anthropolinguist English
- bilinguist English
- co-linguist English
- geolinguist English
- lingo English
- lingua English
- linguiform English
- linguist English
- linguistic English
- linguistics English
- linguistry English
- monolinguist English
- multilinguist English
- neurolinguist English
- nonlinguist English
- polylinguist English
- trilinguist English
- unilinguist English
- xenolinguist English
- *linguaticum Latin
- *linguāticum Latin
- bilinguis Latin
- lingua Latin
- linguax Latin
- lingula Latin
- linguālis Latin
- Computerlinguistik German
- Linguistik German
- Soziolinguistik German
- linguistisch German
- lingvisztika Hungarian
- lingua Italian
- lingot French
- multilingue French
- *dn̥ǵʰwéh₂s Proto-Indo-European
- lingvist Norwegian Bokmål
- lingvist Norwegian Nynorsk
- lingvist Danish
- langue Old French
- languete Old French
- lingvo Esperanto
- lingua Galician
- limbă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- לינגוויסטיק Yiddish
- אינטרלינגואה Hebrew (modern)
- lingua Old Portuguese
- limbã Aromanian
- glianga Romansh
- laungia Romansh
- lengua Romansh
- leua Romansh
- lieunga Romansh
- lingua Romansh
- llingua Asturian
- lenghe Friulian
- lengua Old Occitan
- lengua Old Spanish
- lingua Sicilian
- łéngua Venetian
- léngoa Ligurian
- lingua Ladino
- לינגוה Ladino
- lingua Kabuverdianu
- langue Bourguignon
- limba Sardinian
- lengua Neapolitan
- lèngua Istriot
- *dingua Old Latin
- dingua Old Latin
- luenga Aragonese
- lhéngua Mirandese
- lenga Franco-Provençal
- lengua Lombard
- lenga Piedmontese
- limbĕ Istro-Romanian
- luenga Extremaduran