metalanguage in Greek
metalanguage in Greek is μεταγλώσσα — metalanguage means a set of words or symbols used to describe or discuss another language.
metalanguage in Greek
μεταγλώσσα
Pronounced: metaglossa
What does "metalanguage" mean?
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noun A set of words or symbols used to describe or discuss another language.
"Grammatical terms like 'noun' and 'verb' belong to the metalanguage linguists use."
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noun A language used to define or describe the rules of a programming language.
"XML can act as a metalanguage for defining other markup languages."
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metalanguage in a sentence
- Grammatical terms like 'noun' and 'verb' belong to the metalanguage linguists use.
- Translators rely on a shared metalanguage to explain subtle differences between two languages.
- XML can act as a metalanguage for defining other markup languages.
- The compiler's grammar is written in a metalanguage rather than in the target language itself.
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What is "metalanguage" in Greek?
"metalanguage" in Greek is μεταγλώσσα. metalanguage means: A set of words or symbols used to describe or discuss another language.
How do you pronounce μεταγλώσσα?
"metalanguage" in Greek is μεταγλώσσα, pronounced "metaglossa".
How do you use "metalanguage" in a sentence?
Example: "Grammatical terms like 'noun' and 'verb' belong to the metalanguage linguists use." In Greek, "metalanguage" is μεταγλώσσα.
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