Synonyms for Language:

• adj.

  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • disrespect,
  • device,
  • advise,
  • summarize,
  • couch,
  • notify,
  • note,
  • perceive,
  • axiom,
  • memoir,
  • tradition,
  • blame,
  • relate,
  • interpret.

• n.

  •
  • writing,
  • gesture,
  • basilect,
  • interlingual,
  • conversation,
  • articulation,
  • printing,
  • song,
  • acrolect,
  • prose,
  • diglossia,
  • voice,
  • utterance,
  • gibberish,
  • sign,
  • poetry,
  • inscription,
  • word,
  • creole,
  • signal,
  • pantomime,
  • first language,
  • home language,
  • polyglot,
  • interlanguage,
  • heritage language,
  • mother tongue.
  •
  • linguistics,
  • semantics,
  • etymology,
  • literature,
  • phonics,
  • criticism,
  • basic,
  • Anthropology,
  • transformational grammar.
  •
  • get along,
  • agree,
  • interchange,
  • communicate,
  • channel,
  • communications.
  •
  • the lexicon.
  •cognition (noun)
  • language.
  •communication (noun)
  • linguistic communication.
  •dialect (noun)
  • provincialisms,
  • localisms,
  • regionalisms.
  •diction (noun)
  • gift gab,
  • de livery,
  • de liveries,
  • in flection,
  • wordages,
  • in flections,
  • de-livery,
  • de-liveries,
  • in-flections,
  • in-flection.
  •dictionary (noun)
  • cyclo-pedia,
  • cyclopedias,
  • promptories,
  • cyclo pedia.
  •document (noun)
  • re cords,
  • re-cord,
  • re-cords,
  • re cord.
  •expression (noun)
  • ex planations,
  • re mark,
  • ex-positions,
  • ex-planations,
  • set phrases,
  • choice words,
  • choice of word,
  • re-marks,
  • ex planation,
  • ex-position,
  • turn phrase,
  • re marks.
  •grammar (noun)
  • predicate,
  • form,
  • conjugation,
  • qualifier,
  • usage,
  • structure,
  • phrase,
  • object,
  • syntax,
  • subject.
  •idiom (noun)
  • street talks.
  •language (noun)
  • jargon,
  • lyric,
  • speech communication,
  • esperanto,
  • patois,
  • linguistic process,
  • rhetoric,
  • argot,
  • grammar,
  • spoken communication,
  • spoken language,
  • slang,
  • nomenclature,
  • oral communication,
  • voice communication.
  •liberal arts (noun)
  • general education,
  • liberal studies,
  • trivium and quadrivium,
  • liberal arts.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • phrasing,
  • terms,
  • formulation,
  • locution,
  • communique,
  • eloquence,
  • parlance,
  • lowdown,
  • pipelines,
  • hot story,
  • regionalism,
  • vocable,
  • tidings,
  • idiom,
  • instrument,
  • promptory,
  • provincialism,
  • dictionary,
  • jive talk,
  • command of language,
  • onomastics,
  • vocalization,
  • set phrase,
  • terminology,
  • turn of phrase,
  • speech,
  • term,
  • Vernacularism,
  • lexicon,
  • inside story,
  • localism,
  • formulations,
  • cant,
  • cyclopedia,
  • Verbalism,
  • in formation,
  • wordage,
  • lingua franca,
  • command language,
  • info,
  • skinnies,
  • communication,
  • idioms,
  • street talk,
  • glossary,
  • speakings,
  • vernacular,
  • vernacularisms,
  • pipeline,
  • diction,
  • choice word,
  • choice of words,
  • dialect,
  • news,
  • communiques,
  • messages,
  • vocables,
  • Re-mark,
  • wording,
  • lingo,
  • phraseology.
  •speech (noun)
  • vocal expression.
  •system of words for communication (noun)
  • tongue.
  •term (noun)
  • de nominations,
  • de-nomination,
  • de-nominations,
  • de nomination.
  •terminology (noun)
  • onomasticses.
  •vernacular (noun)
  • linguae francae,
  • lingua francas,
  • jive talks.

• v.

  •Other relevant words: (verb)
  • account.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • machine code,
  • binary system,
  • cobol,
  • ascii,
  • phonemics,
  • machine language,
  • face time,
  • phonetics,
  • langue,
  • phonology,
  • lexis,
  • philology,
  • sgml,
  • Perl,
  • assembly language,
  • XML,
  • html,
  • lexicography,
  • markup language,
  • pascal,
  • structural linguistics,
  • programming language,
  • vocab,
  • journalese,
  • command line.
  •
  • java,
  • programming,
  • networking,
  • code.
  •
  • routine,
  • expression,
  • art.
  •
  • show.
  •exoticism
  • Foreignism.
  •idiom
  • colloquialism.
  •liberal arts
  • humanities.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • lyric poem,
  • quarrel,
  • raciness,
  • informal speech,
  • apache,
  • locutions,
  • noun,
  • gypsy,
  • speechcraft,
  • aramaic,
  • idiolect,
  • approach,
  • piquance,
  • Missay,
  • household words,
  • frown,
  • whisper,
  • sanskrit,
  • literae humaniores,
  • warmth,
  • ewe,
  • mood,
  • Facundity,
  • abuse of terms,
  • splutter,
  • gold,
  • glow,
  • egyptian,
  • verbiage,
  • disquisition,
  • mutter,
  • sentence structure,
  • isolating,
  • contumely,
  • intercourse,
  • mandarin,
  • lecture,
  • occidental,
  • berber,
  • force,
  • type,
  • lisp,
  • afghan,
  • Multiloquence,
  • oratory,
  • grandiloquence,
  • metalanguage,
  • tone,
  • hellenic,
  • sputter,
  • finnish,
  • vocabulary,
  • mispronounce,
  • gravity,
  • barrage,
  • palindrome,
  • antithesis,
  • inflectional,
  • gab,
  • cussing,
  • Ladino,
  • delivery,
  • incorporative,
  • swearing,
  • doublespeak,
  • billingsgate,
  • literary power,
  • piquancy,
  • italian,
  • greek,
  • welsh,
  • ribaldry,
  • Languages,
  • austral,
  • colouring,
  • fire,
  • composition,
  • flow of words,
  • sauce,
  • clinch,
  • power,
  • polytonic,
  • ready pen,
  • drawl,
  • aryan,
  • debate,
  • loftiness,
  • gobbledegook,
  • discourse,
  • oath,
  • monosyllabic,
  • scurrility,
  • text,
  • Mump,
  • squabble,
  • document,
  • boldness,
  • chin,
  • mince,
  • pronunciation,
  • cursing,
  • mumble,
  • polysynthetic,
  • character,
  • evil-speaking,
  • scandinavian,
  • run-in,
  • croak,
  • rebuff,
  • accent,
  • manner,
  • coptic,
  • basque,
  • dustup,
  • scowl,
  • hebrew,
  • personality,
  • speaking,
  • enunciation,
  • short answer,
  • verbalization,
  • foul language,
  • jabber,
  • gibber,
  • talking,
  • anagram,
  • point,
  • cherokee,
  • romance,
  • quality,
  • speech pattern,
  • mumbo jumbo,
  • rapping,
  • Cham,
  • german,
  • profane swearing,
  • sublimity,
  • lingua,
  • dissertation,
  • declamation,
  • fox,
  • spirit,
  • russian,
  • synthetic,
  • expressiveness,
  • linguistic science,
  • style,
  • double-entendre,
  • intellectual,
  • muffle,
  • wit,
  • bushman,
  • vigor,
  • childbirth,
  • vulgarity,
  • print,
  • talking to,
  • abuse,
  • indo-european,
  • agglutinative,
  • comment,
  • vein,
  • vulgar language,
  • novial,
  • Maud,
  • obscenity,
  • linguistic,
  • authorship,
  • republic of letters,
  • parole,
  • paranomasia,
  • foul invective,
  • verve,
  • burr,
  • play upon words,
  • dictation,
  • vote,
  • gothic,
  • maya,
  • shoptalk,
  • tenor,
  • bad language,
  • snuffle,
  • Paragram,
  • words,
  • talk,
  • brogue,
  • pun,
  • latin,
  • manner of speaking,
  • address,
  • analytic,
  • wrangle,
  • pidgin,
  • prattle,
  • ambiguity,
  • mouth,
  • strong language,
  • afghani,
  • italic,
  • sound,
  • elevation,
  • elocution,
  • interaction,
  • mode of expression,
  • zulu,
  • Sententiousness,
  • siamese,
  • dispute,
  • unparliamentary language,
  • chatter,
  • informal language,
  • dutch,
  • technique,
  • strain,
  • gobbledygook,
  • profanity,
  • polite literature,
  • native tongue,
  • printed matter,
  • treatment,
  • palaver,
  • row,
  • polish.

Paraphrases for Language:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    english-language, multi-language.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    english-language.

• Independent

  • Foreign word
    langue.
  • Adjective
    english-speaking, langue.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Fellowships, Scholarships, servants, accomplishments, powers, instruments, committees, awards, materials, langue.
  • Noun, plural
    Locales, districts, speakers, colleges.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    drafting, idiom, mouth, phrase, roma, usage, Bilingualism, Bis, shakes, langue, mother-tongue.
  • Verb, past tense
    learned, preferred.
  • Verb, past participle
    chosen, conducted, prescribed, Drafted, Offered.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    includes.

• Other Related

  • Determiner
    tongue.
  • Adjective
    linguistically, Languages, language-specific, language-related.
  • Proper noun, singular
    amendments, tongue.
  • Noun, plural
    tongues.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    dialect, expression, jargon, parlance, rhetoric, tone, vernacular, tongue.
  • Adverb
    linguistically, Languages.
  • Interjection
    tongue.
  • Verb, past participle
    taught.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    langue.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    tongues.

Antonyms for Language:

• n.

  • system of words for communication
    standard, silence, quiet.

Homophones for Language:

• limosa, luminesce, leymus, lyonnais, lemming, lanius, lanchow, longwise, linz, ling, lanseh, leuwenhoek, long, linux, leniency, lummox, luminous, lungyi, long ago, lanugo, lilongwe, limax, lamaze, laying, lung, lanchou, launch, lemon juice, linaceae, lion monkey, liomys, lineage, lemmus, lungi, lense, loins, lowness, Lamna Nasus, languish, lansa, link, luoyang, lynch, limning, long-ago, lunch, linkage, links, linnaeus, linguica, lanky, leeuwenhoek, lemniscus, lounge, loyang, Lynx, lange, lennoaceae, Lowliness, lank, lyons, low-lying, lulling, loaning, longways, launce, limnos, lameness, longyi, Lamiaceae, lallans, linage, lingo, lens, Lyonnaise Sauce, lingua, Ling Ko, lioness, lance, lonas, line coach, lanzhou, lammas, leanness, lionise, lemon cheese, lionize, lemnos, lunge, longish, lining, linac, low mass, Lillian Gish, leaning, lemnaceae, lunacy, lenience, lime juice, lying, lyonnaise, luminance.

Hypernym for Language:

• n.

  • communication
    native language, koine, tongue, indigenous language, barrage, artificial language, signing, usage, slanguage, source language, Superstratum, words, word string, lingua franca, string of words, onslaught, linguistic string, dead language, bombardment, target language, object language, interlanguage, superstrate, outpouring, metalanguage, sign language, natural language.

Hyponym for Language:

• n.

  • cognition
    module, mental faculty, faculty.
  • communication
    communication.

Meronym for Language:

• n.

  • cognition
    lexis, mental lexicon, vocabulary, lexicon.