jazyk znamená v Angličtina
| Slovenčina | Angličtina |
|---|---|
| jazyk noun | tongue [tongues](flap in a shoe) |
| jazyk noun {m} | tongue [tongues](organ) |
| jazykolam noun {m} | tongue-twister [tongue-twisters](phrase which is difficult to say) |
| jazykoveda noun {f} | linguistics(scientific study of language) |
| jazykovedec noun {m} | linguist [linguists](one who studies linguistics) |
| jazykovedkyňa noun {f} | linguist [linguists](one who studies linguistics) |
| jazyková komunita noun {f} | speech community(group of people sharing a language or way of speaking) |
| jazyková prax noun {f} | usage [usages](the way words are spoken or written in a community) |
| jazyková varieta noun {f} | variety [varieties](specific form of a language, neutral to whether that form is an accent, dialect, register, etc., and to its prestige level, see also: isolect; lect) |
| jazykový adjective | lingual(related to the tongue) |
| cudzí jazyk noun {m} | foreign language [foreign languages](any language other than that spoken by the people of a specific place) |
| diachronická jazykoveda noun {f} | historical linguistics(the scientific study of language change) |
| forma jazyka noun {f} | variety [varieties](specific form of a language, neutral to whether that form is an accent, dialect, register, etc., and to its prestige level, see also: isolect; lect) |
| historická jazykoveda noun {f} | historical linguistics(the scientific study of language change) |
| hovorový jazyk noun {m} | vernacular [vernaculars](everyday speech) |
| komparatívna jazykoveda noun {f} | comparative linguistics(a branch of historical linguistics that is concerned with comparing languages) |
| materinský jazyk noun {m} | mother tongue [mother tongues](one's native tongue) |
| medzinárodný pomocný jazyk noun {m} | international auxiliary language(language) |
| medzislovanský jazyk proper noun {m} | Interslavic(auxiliary Slavic language) |
| metajazyk noun {m} | metalanguage [metalanguages](linguistical term) |
| nespisovný jazyk noun {m} | vernacular [vernaculars](everyday speech) |
| objektový jazyk noun {m} | object language(language speaking about objects rather than about language) |
| počítačový jazyk noun | computer language(language associated with computers) |
| prajazyk noun {m} | proto-language(common ancestor language) |
| programovací jazyk noun {m} | programming language [programming languages](code of reserved words and symbols) |
| protojazyk noun {m} | proto-language(common ancestor language) |
| rodený používateľ jazyka noun {m} | native speaker(person who grew up with a particular language as their mother tongue) |
| rodný jazyk noun {m} | mother tongue [mother tongues](one's native tongue) |
| spisovný jazyk noun {m} | standard language(standard variety) |
| turecký jazyk proper noun {m} | Turkish(official language of Turkey, Republic of Cyprus and Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus) |
| umelý jazyk noun | constructed language(artificially created language) |
| varieta jazyka noun {f} | variety [varieties](specific form of a language, neutral to whether that form is an accent, dialect, register, etc., and to its prestige level, see also: isolect; lect) |
| vernakulárny jazyk noun {m} | vernacular [vernaculars](everyday speech) |
| štandardný jazyk noun {m} | standard language(standard variety) |
