- A
loanword (also a loan word, loan-word) is a word at
least partly ****imilated from one
language (the
donor language) into
another language (the recipient...
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borrowed during ancient times and are
written in kanji.
Modern Chinese loanwords are
generally considered gairaigo and
written in katakana, or sometimes...
- Arabic, Persian, and Quechua. The
Filipino language incorporated Spanish loanwords as a
result of 333
years of
contact with the
Spanish language. In their...
- The Thai
language has many
borrowed words from
mainly Sanskrit, Tamil, Pali and some Prakrit, Khmer, Portuguese, Dutch,
certain Chinese dialects and more...
-
languages (most
notably German),
which contributed to a
large number of
loanwords and
similar grammatical structures.
Extensive usage of
nonstandard dialects...
- language.
There are many
loanwords from
different languages,
reflecting cultural interaction throughout history.
Notable loanwords were
borrowed from Gr****...
-
state of Goa has
loanwords from
multiple languages,
including Arabic, Portuguese,
English and Kannada. This is a list of
loanwords in the
Konkani language...
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alongside other formats such as shinsho [jp] and bunkobon. Used as a
loanword in English, the term
specifically refers to a
printed collection of a manga...
-
Loanwords have
entered written and
spoken Chinese from many sources,
including ancient peoples whose descendants now
speak Chinese. In
addition to phonetic...
- The
Indonesian language has
absorbed many
loanwords from
other languages, Sanskrit, Tamil, Chinese, ****anese, Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Portuguese, Dutch...
