idiolect in Irish
idiolect in Irish is canúint aonair, féinchanúint, idióileict — idiolect means the particular way of speaking and using language that belongs to one specific person.
idiolect in Irish
canúint aonair
(linguistics) The language variant used by a specific individual.
féinchanúint
(linguistics) The language variant used by a specific individual.
idióileict
(linguistics) The language variant used by a specific individual.
urlabhra aonair
(linguistics) The language variant used by a specific individual.
What does "idiolect" mean?
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noun The particular way of speaking and using language that belongs to one specific person.
"Her idiolect includes a few words she picked up from her grandmother."
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idiolect in a sentence
- Her idiolect includes a few words she picked up from her grandmother.
- Every speaker has their own idiolect, shaped by upbringing and experience.
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What is "idiolect" in Irish?
"idiolect" in Irish is canúint aonair, féinchanúint, idióileict. idiolect means: The particular way of speaking and using language that belongs to one specific person.
How do you use "idiolect" in a sentence?
Example: "Her idiolect includes a few words she picked up from her grandmother." In Irish, "idiolect" is canúint aonair, féinchanúint, idióileict.
Are there other ways to say "idiolect" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "idiolect": canúint aonair, féinchanúint, idióileict, urlabhra aonair.
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