- in Turkish, and matenrō (摩天楼) in ****anese.
Calquing is
distinct from phono-semantic matching:
while calquing includes semantic translation, it does not...
- multi-sourced
calquing is a
manifestation of the
Congruence principle.
Modern Malayalam is
replete with
calques from English. The
calques manifest themselves...
- In linguistics, an
etymological calque is a
lexical item
calqued from
another language by
replicating the
etymology of the
borrowed lexical item although...
- in the city of Kurume, ****uoka, ****an. The name
Bridgestone comes from a
calque translation and
transposition of
ishibashi (石橋),
meaning 'stone bridge'...
- philosophy, and mathematics.
English continues to gain new
loanwords and
calques ("loan translations") from
languages all over the world, and
words from...
- "the
knowledge of what is certain"), was not a
loanword from Gr**** but a
calque via Latin. He also
replaced the word chemie, the
Dutch for chemistry, by...
- term in philology.[dubious – discuss] It was
possibly a
calque of
German Vorwort,
itself a
calque of
Latin praefatio.
Afterword Epigraph Introduction Preface...
- an otherside, is
reconstructed in
comparative mythology. Its name is a
calque of
orbis alius (Latin for "other world/side"), a term used by
Lucan in his...
-
Argentina Chilean people Chinaman United States,
Canada Chinese people A
calque of the
Chinese 中國人. It was used in the gold rush and railway-construction...
- pronunciation: [lɛse le bɔ̃ tɑ̃ ʁule]) is a
Louisiana French phrase. The
phrase is a
calque of the
English phrase "let the good
times roll", that is, a word-for-word...
