Meaning & Definition of word "Linguistically"

Linguistically

/lɪŋˈɡwɪs.tɪ.kli/

1. In a manner that relates to language or linguistics.
- Example: The researchers analyzed the text linguistically to understand the author's style.
2. With regard to the rules and structures of language.
- Example: Linguistically, the dialect showed significant variations from standard English.
3. In terms of the principles of language and its use.
- Example: The poem can be appreciated linguistically as it plays with sounds and meanings.
4. Referring to the characteristics or features of a particular language.
- Example: Linguistically, French and Spanish share many similarities due to their Latin roots.
5. From the perspective of language development or evolution.
- Example: Linguistically speaking, children acquire language at a remarkable pace during their early years.

●Derived from 'linguistic,' which comes from Latin 'lingua' meaning 'tongue' or 'language,' combined with the suffix '-ly' to form an adverb.

linguistically challenged:

Having difficulty with language or communication.

linguistically diverse:

Referring to a variety of languages spoken within a given area or community.

linguistically rich:

Referring to a language or dialect that has a wide range of vocabulary and expressive resources.

linguist:

A person skilled in languages.

linguistics:

The scientific study of language and its structure.

Meaning: Word nerd

● Example Sentence: She's such a word nerd; she gets linguistically excited when talking about grammar.

Meaning: Grammar geek

● Example Sentence: He’s a grammar geek, always correcting my linguistically incorrect sentences.