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Vernacular is the ordinary, informal,
spoken form of language,
particularly when
perceived as
having lower social status or less
prestige than standard...
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dialects with th-stopping and th-fronting like African-American
Vernacular and
Estuary English do not have the
dental fricatives /θ, ð/, but replace...
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Vernacular architecture (also folk architecture) is
building done
outside any
academic tradition, and
without professional guidance. It is not a particular...
- African-American
Vernacular English (AAVE) is the
variety of
English natively spoken,
particularly in
urban communities, by most working- and middle-class...
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Indian M**** is a
partially vernacularized variation of the
Tridentine M**** of the
Catholic Church, used in the
Indigenous North American missions of Canada...
- In the
Vernacular (stylised as in the ver•nac‘u•lar) is the
debut album led by
saxophonist John
Handy III
featuring tracks recorded in 1958 and originally...
- In biology, a
common name of a
taxon or
organism (also
known as a
vernacular name,
English name,
colloquial name,
country name, po****r name, or farmer's...
- English-language
style guides. In
American English, this term has been
vernacularized as
prorated or pro-rated. More specifically, pro rata means: In proportionality...
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Vulgar Latin, also
known as Colloquial, Po****r,
Spoken or
Vernacular Latin, is the
range of non-formal
registers of
Latin spoken from the Late
Roman Republic...
- Look up
vernacular in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
vernacular is the
common speech variety of a
specific po****tion, as
opposed to the national...
