'Languaging' definitions:
Definition of 'Languaging'
From: GCIDE
- Language \Lan"guage\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Languaged; p. pr. & vb. n. Languaging.] To communicate by language; to express in language. [1913 Webster]
- Others were languaged in such doubtful expressions that they have a double sense. --Fuller. [1913 Webster]
Words containing 'Languaging'
- Language,
- Languaged,
- Dead language,
- Dravidian languages,
- Hamitic languages,
- Hand language,
- Hellenistic language,
- Inflective language,
- Italic languages,
- Language master,
- Law language,
- Machine language,
- Mandarin language,
- Sea language,
- Semitic language,
- Synthetic language,
- Synthetical language,
- Target language,
- Teutonic languages,
- afrasian language,
- afroasiatic language,
- algebraic language,
- algonquian language,
- algorithmic language,
- altaic language,
- american language,
- amerindian language,
- anatolian language,
- arabic language,
- armenian language,
- artificial language,
- assembly language,
- athapaskan language,
- austronesian language,
- authoring language,
- bad language,
- baltic language,
- bantoid language,
- blue language,
- body language,
- caddoan language,
- canaan the language of,
- canaanitic language,
- caribbean language,
- caucasian language,
- celtic language,
- chadic language,
- chaldee language,
- chukchi language,
- command language,
- command of language,
- computer language,
- contour language,
- dardic language,
- dirty language,
- dravidian language,
- english language,
- ethiopian language,
- first language,
- foul language,
- german language,
- germanic language,
- hamitic language,
- hebrew language,
- hellenic language,
- hmong language,
- indigenous language,
- iranian language,
- iroquoian language,
- italic language,
- kadai language,
- khoisan language,
- language area,
- language barrier,
- language learning,
- language lesson,
- language requirement,
- language school,
- language system,
- language teaching,
- language unit,
- language zone,
- latinian language,
- maltese language,
- maracan language,
- markup language,
- maternal language,
- mayan language,
- mongolic language,
- multidimensional language,
- muskhogean language,
- muskogean language,
- native language,
- natural language,
- nilotic language,
- object language,
- papuan language,
- programing language,
- programming language,
- quechuan language,
- query language,
- register language,
- romance language,
- sanskritic language,
- scandinavian language,
- search language,
- secret language,
- shoshonean language,
- shoshonian language,
- sign language,
- sinitic language,
- siouan language,
- slavic language,
- slavonic language,
- source language,
- spoken language,
- stratified language,
- strong language,
- syntax language,
- tanoan language,
- tonal language,
- tone language,
- tungusic language,
- turkic language,
- unstratified language,
- uralic language,
- vulgar language,
- wakashan language,
- written language,
- American Sign Language,
- east germanic language,
- higher programming language,
- human language technology,
- hypertext markup language,
- job control language,
- natural language processing,
- natural language processor,
- north germanic language,
- sign-language,
- west germanic language,
- Indo-do-Chinese languages,
- american-indian language,
- application-oriented language,
- austro-asiatic language,
- balto-slavic language,
- computer-oriented language,
- eskimo-aleut language,
- high-level language,
- hypertext mark-up language,
- indo-european language,
- indo-iranian language,
- job-control language,
- list-processing language,
- machine-oriented language,
- natural language processing application,
- niger-kordofanian language,
- nilo-saharan language,
- one-dimensional language,
- problem-oriented language,
- sino-tibetan language,
- standard generalized markup language,
- tibeto-burman language,
- tupi-guarani language,
- uto-aztecan language,
- object-oriented programing language,
- object-oriented programming language