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linguocultural

linguocultural adjective: of or pertaining to both language and culture.

Adjective

linguocultural (not comparable)

  1. (rare) Of or pertaining to both language and culture.
    • […]the peculiar and polarized linguocultural typology of the Nigerian[…]2004, Albert Lekan Oyeleye, Language and discourse in society

Origin of linguocultural

From linguo- + cultural. First introduced by Russian linguist Vorobyev V.V., from линвокультурология.

Questions about linguocultural

What does linguocultural mean?
Linguocultural means of or pertaining to both language and culture.
What part of speech is linguocultural?
Linguocultural is an adjective.

Words near linguocultural in the dictionary

  1. linguo-palatals
  2. linguo-stylistics
  3. linguo-tectal
  4. linguobuccal
  5. linguocervical
  6. linguocultural
  7. linguodental
  8. linguodentals
  9. linguodistal
  10. linguodistally
  11. linguoecology

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