| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
origin | The source which something comes from |
DERIVATIVE | A word that is formed from another word, e.g. ‘quickly’ from ‘quick’
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CONQUER | To take control of a place by force. |
LANGUAGE | The human use of spoken or written words as a communication system. |
ABSTRACT | Not concrete (i.e - concepts, ideas, feelings - things you can’t touch) |
DIALECT | A regional variety of a language (Changes in vocab, grammar, pronunciation) |
COLLECTIVE | Applying to a number of individuals grouped together. |
ETYMOLOGY | The study of the sources and development of words. |
LINGUISTIC | Relating to language or languages. |
SEMANTIC | Relating to the meaning or the differences between meanings of words. |