lexicon in Irish
lexicon in Irish is foclóir — lexicon means the full stock of words in a language, in a field, or known to a particular person.
lexicon in Irish
foclóir
(rare) Any dictionary.
What does "lexicon" mean?
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noun The full stock of words in a language, in a field, or known to a particular person.
"Medical students must learn an entirely new lexicon of Latin terms."
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noun A dictionary, especially one covering a specialized or classical language.
"She consulted a Greek lexicon to translate the ancient inscription."
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- Medical students must learn an entirely new lexicon of Latin terms.
- Slang words rarely make it into the formal English lexicon.
- She consulted a Greek lexicon to translate the ancient inscription.
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What is "lexicon" in Irish?
"lexicon" in Irish is foclóir. lexicon means: The full stock of words in a language, in a field, or known to a particular person.
How do you use "lexicon" in a sentence?
Example: "Medical students must learn an entirely new lexicon of Latin terms." In Irish, "lexicon" is foclóir.
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