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(
n.
) The science of tongues or languages; comparative philology; glossology.
Thesaurus
IC analysis
acceptance
accidence
acquisition
admission
admittance
adoption
affiliation
affix
affixation
allomorph
ancestry
apparentation
appropriation
assumption
beginning
birth
blood
bloodline
borrowed plumes
bound morpheme
bowwow theory
branch
breed
by-product
cognate
commencement
common ancestry
comparative linguistics
conception
conclusion
conjugation
consanguinity
consequence
consequent
copying
corollary
cutting
declension
deduction
derivative
deriving
descent
descriptive linguistics
development
dialectology
difference of form
dingdong theory
direct line
distaff side
distillate
doublet
effect
enclitic
eponym
eponymy
etymology
etymon
event
eventuality
eventuation
extraction
family
female line
filiation
folk etymology
formative
foundation
fountain
free form
fruit
genealogy
genesis
getting
glossematics
glossology
glottochronology
glottology
grammar
graphemics
grass roots
harvest
head
historical linguistics
house
illation
imitation
immediate constituent analysis
inception
induction
inference
infix
infixation
inflection
infringement
issue
language study
legacy
lexicology
lexicostatistics
line
line of descent
lineage
linguistic geography
linguistic science
linguistics
logical outcome
male line
mathematical linguistics
mocking
morph
morpheme
morphemic analysis
morphemics
morphology
morphophonemics
offshoot
offspring
origin
original
origination
outcome
outgrowth
paleography
paradigm
pasticcio
pastiche
philology
phonetics
phonology
phylum
pirating
plagiarism
plagiary
precipitate
prefix
prefixation
primitive
proclitic
product
provenance
provenience
psycholinguistics
race
radical
radix
receipt
receival
receiving
reception
result
resultant
rise
root
seed
semantic history
semantics
sept
sequel
sequela
sequence
sequent
side
simulation
sociolinguistics
source
spear side
spindle side
stem
stirps
stock
strain
structuralism
succession
suffix
suffixation
sword side
syntactics
taking
taproot
theme
transformational linguistics
upshot
well
wellspring
whence
word history
word-formation
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