Wikipedia:0.7/0.7index/Linguistics and language
This is the index page for Linguistics and language.
Language
[edit]Abkhaz language · Afrikaans · Afro-Asiatic languages · Ainu language · Akkadian language · Albanian language · Altaic languages · American English · Ancient Greek · Arabic language · Aramaic language · Armenian language · Azerbaijani language · Basque language · Belarusian language · Bengali language · Berber languages · Bosnian language · Breton language · Brythonic languages · Bulgarian language · Burmese language · Canadian English · Cantonese (linguistics) · Catalan language · Celtic languages · Chinese language · Creole language · Croatian language · Czech language · Danish language · Devanagari · Dialect · Dravidian languages · Dutch language · Egyptian Arabic · English language · Esperanto · Estonian language · Euphemism · Faroese language · Filipino language · Finnish language · French language · Fuck · Gaulish language · Georgian language · German language · Germanic languages · Goidelic languages · Grammar · Greek language · Hebrew language · Hildegard of Bingen · Hungarian language · Icelandic language · Ido · Indigenous Australian languages · Proto-Indo-European language · Indo-European languages · Indonesian language · International Phonetic Alphabet · Irish language · Italian language · Japanese language · Kannada language · Khmer language · Koine Greek · Konkani language · Korean language · Ladino language · Language · Language family · Latin · Letter (alphabet) · Linear B · Lingua franca · Lithuanian language · Macedonian language · Malagasy language · Malay language · Malayalam language · Maltese language · Mandarin (linguistics) · Manx language · Māori language · Mayan languages · Mongolian language · Nahuatl · Nepali language · Niger-Congo languages · Norwegian language · Occitan language · Old English language · Old High German · Pali · Persian language · Pidgin · Polish language · Portuguese language · Punjabi language · Romance languages · Romanian language · Romansh language · Rural · Russian language · Sanskrit · Scots language · Scottish Gaelic · Semitic languages · Serbian language · Serbo-Croatian language · Old Church Slavonic · Slavic languages · Slovak language · Slovene language · Somali language · Spanish language · Swahili language · Swedish language · Syriac language · Tagalog language · Taiwanese (linguistics) · Tamil language · Telugu language · Thai language · Turkish language · Ukrainian language · Urdu · Varieties of Arabic · Venetian language · Welsh language · Word · Yiddish language · Yoruba language · Zulu language
Linguistics
[edit]Acronym and initialism · Cunt · Linguistics · Multilingualism · Translation
Theoretical Linguistics
[edit]Adjective · Idiom · Bertrand Russell · Semantics · Syntax
Anthroponymy
[edit]Alexander · Arabic name · Chinese name · Family name · Given name · Japanese name · Korean name · List of most common surnames · Margaret (name) · Married and maiden names · Name · Names of the Greeks · Nickname · Patronymic · Pen name · Personal name · Posthumous name · Pseudonym · Roman naming conventions · William (name)
Etymology
[edit]Etymology · Loanword · Name · Names of the Greeks
Constructed language
[edit]Anthony Burgess · Constructed language · René Descartes · Esperanto · Glossolalia · Ido · Interlingua · International auxiliary language · Klingon language · Gottfried Leibniz · Leo Tolstoy · Lojban · George Soros · Toki Pona · J. R. R. Tolkien · Volapük · Voynich manuscript · L. L. Zamenhof
Esperanto
[edit]Esperanto · Ido · Leo Tolstoy · George Soros · L. L. Zamenhof
Philosophy of language
[edit]Ludwig Wittgenstein · Peter Abelard · Alfred Ayer · Ambiguity · Aristotle · Artificial intelligence · Walter Benjamin · Henri Bergson · Rudolf Carnap · Concept · Definition · Duns Scotus · Gottlob Frege · Saul Kripke · Philosophy of language · Meaning (linguistics) · Philosophical Investigations · Willard Van Orman Quine · Bertrand Russell · Semantics · Structuralism
Writing
[edit]A · ASCII · Abjad · Abugida · Acute accent · Alpha (letter) · Alphabet · Ankh · Apostrophe · Arabic alphabet · Aramaic alphabet · Armenian alphabet · B · Blackletter · Bopomofo · Brāhmī script · Brahmic family of scripts · Braille · C · Written Chinese · Chinese character · Circumflex · Constructed script · Coptic alphabet · Cuneiform script · Cyrillic alphabet · D · Devanagari · Diacritic · E · Egyptian hieroglyphs · F · Benjamin Franklin · Furigana · G · Ge'ez alphabet · Gematria · Glagolitic alphabet · Greek alphabet · Greek language · Gwoyeu Romatzyh · H · Hangul · Hebrew alphabet · Hildegard of Bingen · Hiragana · Old Hungarian script · I · Ideogram · Indus script · International Phonetic Alphabet · J · Japanese writing system · Johannes Gutenberg · John Dee (mathematician) · K · Kanji · Latin alphabet · Leet · Letter (alphabet) · Linear A · Linear B · M · Maya script · Middle Bronze Age alphabets · Thomas More · Morse code · N · N'Ko · NATO phonetic alphabet · O · Odin · Old Turkic script · P · Palaeography · Paracelsus · Phoenician alphabet · Pictogram · Pinyin · R · Romanization · Romanization of Russian · Rongorongo · Russian alphabet · S · Serbian Cyrillic alphabet · Shorthand · Simplified Chinese character · Sinhala alphabet · Syllabary · Syriac alphabet · T · Tajik alphabet · Thoth · Tifinagh · Traditional Chinese character · Transliteration · U · V · Vietnamese alphabet · Voynich manuscript · W · Writing · X · Y · Z · Ogham · Writing system · Å
Typography
[edit]Alphabet · Latin alphabet · William Morris · Serif · Typeface · Typography · Unicode