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|[[wikipedia:Mass_noun|uncountable noun]] | |[[wikipedia:Mass_noun|uncountable noun]] | ||
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|collective noun | |||
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|abstract noun | |||
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|[[wikipedia:Analytic_language|analystic language]] | |||
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|[[wikipedia:Isolating_language|isolating language]] | |||
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|[[wikipedia:Fusional_language|fusional language]] | |||
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|[[wikipedia:Agglutinative_language|agglutinative language]] | |||
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|[[wikipedia:Polysynthetic_language|polysynthetic language]] | |||
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| | |[wikipedia:Predicate_(grammar)][[wikipedia:Grammar|predicate]] | ||
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| | |[wikipedia:Complement_(linguistics)][[wikipedia:Grammar|complement]] | ||
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Revision as of 05:11, 15 August 2018
Must-know words for polyglots.
Mainly about linguistic terms. Also other important things.
In progress. Far from being completed.