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▪ language
▪ abusive language
▪ active language
▪ administrative language
▪ agreed language
▪ algebraic language
▪ ALGOL (ALGOrithmic Language)
▪ algorithmic language
▪ Alliance for Language Technologies EDIC
▪ Alliance for Language Technologies European Digital Infrastructure Consortium
▪ APL (A Programming Language)
▪ application-oriented language
▪ articulated language
▪ artificial language
▪ asymmetry of language sign
▪ assembler language
▪ assembly language
▪ a thorough knowledge of one language
▪ authoring language
▪ auxiliary language
▪ auxiliary of language (in UDC)
▪ auxiliary subdivision of language(in UDC)
▪ available language
▪ base language
▪ biased language
▪ bias-free language
▪ block-structured language
▪ body language
▪ business language
▪ cache language model
▪ CCITT HIgh Level Language
▪ centum language
▪ child language acquisition
▪ choice of the language of a case
▪ choice of the language of the case
▪ C (language)
▪ class-based n-gram language model
▪ clear language
▪ Clear Language and Editing Unit
▪ clear language professional
▪ coarse language
▪ COBOL (Common Business-oriented Language)
▪ command language
▪ COmmon Business-Oriented Language
▪ Common European Language Data Space
▪ 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
▪ content and language integrated learning
▪ continuous space language model
▪ control language
▪ controlled natural language
▪ control-of-flow language
▪ conversational language
▪ Couronian language
▪ Couronian language of Couronian isthmus
▪ Croatian language
▪ 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
▪ default language
▪ descriptor language
▪ design language
▪ Dhivehi language
▪ Directorate for Citizens' Language
▪ discriminatory language
▪ donor language
▪ Dutch Language Union
▪ embedded database language
▪ English language
▪ ergative language
▪ ESTELLE - Extended State Transition Language
▪ Europass Language Passport
▪ Europass-Language Portfolio
▪ European Digital Infrastructure Consortium for the Alliance for Language Technologies
▪ European Forum of Sign Language Interpreters
▪ European Indicator of Language Competence
▪ European Label for innovative projects in language teaching and learning
▪ European language
▪ European Language Data Space
▪ European Language Label
▪ European Language Portfolio
▪ European Survey on Language Competences
▪ Explicit Language
▪ expression language
▪ Extended Mark-up Language
▪ eXtensible Business Reporting Language
▪ extensible language
▪ eXtensible Markup Language
▪ extensible rights markup language
▪ eXtensible Stylesheet Language
▪ Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation
▪ Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations
▪ factored language model
▪ fallback language
▪ family language
▪ Finno-Ugric language family
▪ first-generation language
▪ first language
▪ first language acquisition
▪ foreign language
▪ foreign language learning
▪ formal language
▪ formal language theory
▪ fourth-generation language
▪ freeform language
▪ free-form language
▪ French language
▪ fully localized language
▪ full language cover
▪ functional language
▪ functions of language
▪ fusional language
▪ gender-inclusive language
▪ gender-neutral language
▪ gender-sensitive language
▪ genealogical language classification
▪ general-purpose language
▪ German language
▪ hardware design language
▪ heritage language
▪ high-level language
▪ high-order language
▪ hybrid language
▪ hypermedia/time-based structuring language
▪ Hypertext Markup Language
▪ host language
▪ host language (in databases)
▪ human language
▪ human language technology
▪ imperative language
▪ implicit language acquisition
▪ implicit language learning
▪ Inclusive Language
▪ indexing language
▪ Indo-European language family
▪ in-domain language model
▪ inflected language
▪ inflecting language
▪ information language
▪ information retrieval language
▪ input language
▪ installed language
▪ interactive language
▪ interactive structured query language
▪ intercultural and language professional
▪ interface definition language
▪ intermediary language
▪ intermediate language
▪ International Mother Language Day
▪ Italian language
▪ Job Control Language
▪ keyboard language
▪ Kiribati language
▪ language (in computer programming)
▪ language
▪ language acquisition
▪ language analyser
▪ language arrangements
▪ language attitudes
▪ language awareness
▪ language barriers
▪ language code identifier
▪ language collection
▪ Language Community
▪ Language Community app
▪ Language Community tab
▪ language competence
▪ language competition
▪ language conflicts
▪ language construct
▪ language contact
▪ language culture*
▪ language death
▪ language-dependent
▪ language development
▪ language element*
▪ language etiquette
▪ language expansion
▪ language expression
▪ language family
▪ Language for non-Unicode programs
▪ language for special purposes
▪ language function
▪ language group
▪ Language ID
▪ language identifier
▪ language industry
▪ language-integrated query
▪ Language Interface Pack
▪ language learning
▪ language model
▪ language model interpolation
▪ language-neutral
▪ language norm
▪ language of a case
▪ language of dialogue
▪ language of fiction
▪ language of filing
▪ language of instruction
▪ language of limited diffusion
▪ language of mass media
▪ language of monologue
▪ language of origin
▪ language of original
▪ language of proceedings
▪ language of schooling
▪ language of science
▪ Language Of Temporal Ordering Specification
▪ language of the case
▪ language of the national court or tribunal
▪ language of the Office
▪ language of the proceedings
▪ language pack
▪ language policy
▪ language preference
▪ language preprocessor
▪ language processor
▪ language quest
▪ language regime
▪ language regularities*
▪ language reservation
▪ language resource management
▪ language reversal
▪ language revitalization
▪ language revival
▪ language rules
▪ Language Service
▪ Language Service of the General Secretariat of the Council of the European Union
▪ language service parser
▪ language service scanner
▪ language shift
▪ language sign
▪ language situation
▪ language system
▪ language skill
▪ language skills
▪ language sound
▪ language-specific
▪ language specification
▪ language stability
▪ language standardization
▪ language structure
▪ language suicide
▪ language support
▪ language teaching
▪ language technology
▪ language type
▪ language unit
▪ language universal
▪ language variety
▪ large language model
▪ Latgalian language
▪ Latgalian written language
▪ legal language professional
▪ less-resourced language
▪ level of language
▪ list processing language
▪ literary language
▪ living language
▪ Livonian language
▪ low colloquial language
▪ low-level language
▪ low-resourced language
▪ low-resource language
▪ machine-independent language
▪ machine language
▪ machine-oriented language
▪ macroassembly language
▪ macro language
▪ markup language
▪ mark-up language
▪ Marshallese language
▪ mediating language
▪ Mercator European Research Centre on Multilingualism and Language Learning
▪ Microsoft® Office Language Pack 2007
▪ Microsoft® Office Multi-Language Pack 2007
▪ Microsoft Captions Language Interface Pack
▪ Microsoft design language
▪ Microsoft Office Language Interface Pack
▪ Microsoft Office Language Pack
▪ Microsoft Office Multi-Language Pack
▪ Mild Language
▪ minority language
▪ minor language
▪ mixed language
▪ morphological language classification
▪ mother language
▪ national language
▪ native language
▪ natural language
▪ natural language comprehension
▪ natural-language comprehension
▪ natural language generation
▪ natural language processing
▪ natural language query
▪ natural language searching
▪ natural language understanding
▪ natural-language understanding
▪ Nauruan language
▪ non-discriminatory language
▪ non-European language
▪ nonprocedural language
▪ non-sexist use of language
▪ Northern Sotho language
▪ object language
▪ object-oriented language
▪ Office 2016 Language Accessory Pack
▪ Office Design Language
▪ Office Language Pack
▪ Office Multi-Language Pack
▪ official language
▪ official language of a Member State
▪ official language of the EU
▪ Online Language Support
▪ OOXML (Office Open eXtensible Markup Language, Office Open XML)
▪ original language
▪ page description language
▪ Palauan language
▪ parent language
▪ partially localized language
▪ passive language
▪ phone language
▪ pivot language
▪ plain language
▪ Portuguese language
▪ Practical Extraction and Report Language
▪ preferred language
▪ principal language
▪ problem-oriented language
▪ procedural language
▪ procedure-oriented language
▪ program design language
▪ program[ming] language
▪ programming language
▪ Programming Language 1
▪ query language
▪ real-time language
▪ recipient language
▪ recognizer language
▪ regional language
▪ Register Transfer Language
▪ relational language
▪ Report Definition Language
▪ requirement specification language
▪ robot language semantics
▪ robot programming language
▪ Russian language
▪ satəm language
▪ satisfactory knowledge (of another language)
▪ scripting language
▪ search language
▪ second-generation language
▪ second language
▪ second language acquisition
▪ Security Assertion Markup Language
▪ self-contained (database) language
▪ self-contained database language
▪ Selonian language
▪ Semantic Language Statistics
▪ Semantic Model Definition Language
▪ Semgalian language
▪ sequential language acquisition
▪ sexist language
▪ sign language
▪ sign language interpretation
▪ sign language interpreter
▪ sign language interpreting
▪ simulation language
▪ single language pack
▪ symbolic language
▪ symbolic [programming] language
▪ Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language
▪ system language
▪ system-preferred interface language
▪ Slovak language
▪ source language
▪ Spanish language
▪ special language
▪ special-purpose language
▪ Specification and Description Language
▪ specification language
▪ speech and language therapist
▪ Standard Generalized Markup Language
▪ standardized language
▪ standard language
  1. EN Formal Language
    LV literārā valoda
    RU Официальность
    DE Formale Sprache
    FR Registre
    Definīcija: The Editor feature that detects potential issues with the social register of the user’s writing and then offers suggestions to correct those issues.
    Microsoft Terminology 2023. Entry from the Microsoft Language Portal.
    © 2023 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

  2. EN formal language
    LV formālā valoda
    RU формальный язык
    Definīcija: Galīgu simbolu secību kopa, ko apraksta ar precīzi formulētu sintakses likumu palīdzību. Datorzinātnēs formālās valodas klasificē pēc to lietojumiem (algoritmu valodas, informācijas ieguves valodas u.c.). Ja katram formālās valodas vārdam tiek piešķirta jēdzieniskā nozīme (semantika), tad formālo valodu sauc par interpretētu. Svarīgu interpretēto formālo valodu klasi veido programmēšanas valodas.
    LZA TK ITTEA terminu datubāze

  3. EN formal language
    LV formālā valoda
    RU формальный язык
    Definīcija: Galīgu simbolu secību kopa, ko apraksta ar precīzi formulētu sintakses likumu palīdzību. Datorzinātnēs formālās valodas klasificē pēc to lietojumiem (algoritmu valodas, informācijas ieguves valodas u.c.). Ja katram formālās valodas vārdam tiek piešķirta jēdzieniskā nozīme (semantika), tad formālo valodu sauc par interpretētu. Svarīgu interpretēto formālo valodu klasi veido programmēšanas valodas.
    Datu pārraides un apstrādes sistēmas. Angļu-krievu-latviešu skaidrojošā vārdnīca — R., SWH, 1995
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