solecism in Latin
solecism in Latin is stribligo — solecism means a mistake in speech, writing or behaviour that breaks the accepted rules.
solecism in Latin
stribligo
(grammar) An error in the use of language.
What does "solecism" mean?
- noun A mistake in speech, writing or behaviour that breaks the accepted rules.
- noun A grammatical mistake or an incorrect way of using words.
- noun A social blunder that goes against what is considered polite behaviour.
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What is "solecism" in Latin?
"solecism" in Latin is stribligo. solecism means: A mistake in speech, writing or behaviour that breaks the accepted rules.
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