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▪ language
▪ abusive language
▪ active language
▪ administrative language
▪ agreed language
▪ algebraic language
▪ ALGOL (ALGOrithmic Language)
▪ algorithmic language
▪ APL (A Programming Language)
▪ application-oriented language
▪ articulated language
▪ artificial language
▪ asymmetry of language sign
▪ assembler language
▪ assembly language
▪ authoring language
▪ auxiliary of language (in UDC)
▪ auxiliary subdivision of language(in UDC)
▪ available language
▪ base language
▪ biased language
▪ bias-free language
▪ block-structured language
▪ business language
▪ cache language model
▪ CCITT HIgh Level Language
▪ centum language
▪ C (language)
▪ class-based n-gram language model
▪ coarse language
▪ COBOL (Common Business-oriented Language)
▪ command language
▪ COmmon Business-Oriented Language
▪ common language runtime
▪ Common Language Runtime support
▪ communications language
▪ compiler specification language
▪ Component Implementation Definition Language
▪ computer language
▪ computer-oriented language
▪ conceptual schema language
▪ COnference on DAta SYstems Language
▪ continuous space language model
▪ control language
▪ controlled natural language
▪ control-of-flow language
▪ conversational language
▪ Couronian language
▪ Couronian language of Couronian isthmus
▪ cross-language
▪ crude indecent language
▪ culture of language*
▪ database administration language
▪ database language
▪ Data Control Language
▪ data definition language
▪ data description language
▪ data manipulation language
▪ dead language
▪ declarative language
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▪ descriptor language
▪ design language
▪ Dhivehi language
▪ discriminatory language
▪ donor language
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▪ ESTELLE - Extended State Transition Language
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▪ eXtensible Business Reporting Language
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▪ eXtensible Markup Language
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▪ factored language model
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▪ genealogical language classification
▪ general-purpose language
▪ hardware design language
▪ heritage language
▪ high-level language
▪ high-order language
▪ hybrid language
▪ hypermedia/time-based structuring language
▪ Hypertext Markup Language
▪ host language (in databases)
▪ host language
▪ human language
▪ imperative language
▪ inclusive language
▪ indexing language
▪ Indo-European language family
▪ in-domain language model
▪ information language
▪ information retrieval language
▪ input language
▪ installed language
▪ interactive language
▪ interactive structured query language
▪ intercultural and language professional
▪ interface definition language
▪ intermediary language
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▪ language
▪ language analyser
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▪ Language Community app
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▪ language construct
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▪ language culture*
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▪ language element*
▪ language etiquette
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▪ language family
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▪ language function
▪ language group
▪ Language ID
▪ language identifier
▪ language industry
▪ language-integrated query
▪ Language Interface Pack
▪ language learning
▪ language model
▪ language-neutral
▪ language norm
▪ language of dialogue
▪ language of fiction
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▪ language of original
▪ language of schooling
▪ language of science
▪ Language Of Temporal Ordering Specification
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▪ language of the Office
▪ language of the proceedings
▪ language pack
▪ language policy
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▪ language preprocessor
▪ language processor
▪ language quest
▪ language regularities*
▪ language reservation
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▪ language service parser
▪ language service scanner
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▪ language sound
▪ language-specific
▪ language specification
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▪ language teaching
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▪ language universal
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▪ large language model
▪ Latgalian language
▪ Latgalian written language
▪ less-resourced language
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▪ list processing language
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▪ machine-independent language
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▪ macro language
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▪ Microsoft® Office Language Pack 2007
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▪ Mild Language
▪ minority language
▪ mixed language
▪ morphological language classification
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▪ non-discriminatory language
▪ non-European language
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▪ object language
▪ object-oriented language
▪ Office 2016 Language Accessory Pack
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▪ official language
▪ OOXML (Office Open eXtensible Markup Language, Office Open XML)
▪ original language
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▪ parent language
▪ partially localized language
▪ passive language
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▪ Portuguese language
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▪ Programming Language 1
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▪ robot language semantics
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▪ Russian language
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▪ scripting language
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▪ self-contained (database) language
▪ Selonian language
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▪ Semgalian language
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▪ sexist language
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▪ single language pack
▪ symbolic language
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▪ system language
▪ system-preferred interface language
▪ source language
▪ special language
▪ special-purpose language
▪ Specification and Description Language
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▪ Standard Generalized Markup Language
▪ standardized language
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▪ subordinate language
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▪ the Latin language
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▪ third-generation language
▪ Tuvaluan language
▪ ultimate fallback language
▪ Unified Messaging language
▪ Unified Modeling Language
▪ Universal Business Language
▪ unwritten language
▪ user interface language
▪ user-preferred interface language
▪ Vector Markup Language
▪ virtual reality markup language
▪ Virtual Reality Modelling Language
▪ visual programming language
▪ Web Application Description Language
▪ Web Service Description Language Schema
▪ Web Services Description Language
▪ Windows 10 Home Single Language
▪ Windows 11 Home Single Language
▪ Windows 11 Pro Single Language
▪ Windows 8.1 Single Language
▪ Windows 8.1 Single Language Update
▪ Windows 8 Single Language
▪ Wireless Markup Language
▪ WMI Query Language
▪ working language
▪ written language
▪ XML Path Language
▪ XML schema definition language
▪ XUL (XML User interface Language)
  1. EN Indo-European language family
    LV indoeiropiešu valodu saime
    RU индоевропейская семъя языков
    DE indoeuropäische Sprachfamilie
    Definīcija: Valodu saime, kas izplatīta Eiropā, Āzijā, kā arī citās pasaules daļās un ko veido indiešu, irāņu, slāvu, baltu, ģermāņu, romāņu, ķeltu, čigānu valodu grupas, grieķu, albāņu un armēņu valoda, kā arī vairākas mirušu valodu — hetu, tohāru — grupas. Indoeiropiešu valodas sākotnēji pārsvarā ir fleksīvas valodas ar bagātu formu sistēmu.
    Valodniecības pamatterminu skaidrojošā vārdnīca. — R., 2007
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