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twilight languages

twilight languages is the plural of twilight language.

Meaning of twilight language

Noun

twilight language (countable and uncountable, plural twilight languages)

  1. A secret communication system, involving verbal, nonvisual, or visual symbols, associated with tantric traditions in Vajrayana Buddhism and Hinduism.
    • Therefore, when you hear your song for the first time and it seems to be nothing more than babble, do not dismiss it. For the words, should you receive them immediately, will not be in Chinese, Spanish, Sanskrit or any ancient earthly tongue. They will be in one of a multitude of twilight...1987, Laeh Maggie Garfield, Sound Medicine, Berkeley, C.A.: Celestial Arts, →ISBN, page 45

Questions about twilight languages

What is twilight languages the plural of?
Twilight languages is the plural of twilight language.

Words near twilight languages in the dictionary

  1. twilight birth
  2. twilight births
  3. twilight industries
  4. twilight industry
  5. twilight language
  6. twilight languages
  7. Twilight of the Gods
  8. twilight shift
  9. twilight shifts
  10. twilight sleep
  11. twilight years

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