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Definition
Synonym
Tagalog
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Tagalog
m
geogr.
Tagalog
; member (language) of the native people of the Philippines
Tagalog
m
geogr.
Tagalog
, member (language) of the native people of the Philippines
Tagalog
m
geogr.
Tagalog
, member (language) of the native people of the Philippines
Tagalog
m
geogr.
Tagalog
; member (language) of the native people of the Philippines
Deutsche
Tagalog Synonyme
Englische
Tagalog; member of the native people of the Philippines Synonyme
Tagalog Definition
Language
(
n.
)
Any
means
of
conveying
or
communicating
ideas
Language
(
n.
)
The
expression
of
ideas
by
writing,
or
any
other
instrumentality.
Language
(
n.
)
The
forms
of
speech,
or
the
methods
of
expressing
ideas,
peculiar
to
a
particular
nation.
Language
(
n.
)
The
characteristic
mode
of
arranging
words,
peculiar
to
an
individual
speaker
or
writer
Language
(
n.
)
The
inarticulate
sounds
by
which
animals
inferior
to
man
express
their
feelings
or
their
wants.
Language
(
n.
)
The
suggestion,
by
objects,
actions,
or
conditions,
of
ideas
associated
therewith
Language
(
n.
)
The
vocabulary
and
phraseology
belonging
to
an
art
or
department
of
knowledge
Language
(
n.
)
A
race,
as
distinguished
by
its
speech.
Language
(
v.
t.)
To
communicate
by
language
Member
(
v.
t.)
To
remember
Member
(
n.
)
A
part
of
an
animal
capable
of
performing
a
distinct
office
Member
(
n.
)
Hence,
a
part
of
a
whole
Member
(
n.
)
A
part
of
a
discourse
or
of
a
period
or
sentence
Member
(
n.
)
Either
of
the
two
parts
of
an
algebraic
equation,
connected
by
the
sign
of
equality.
Member
(
n.
)
Any
essential
part,
as
a
post,
tie
rod,
strut,
etc.,
of
a
framed
structure,
as
a
bridge
truss.
Member
(
n.
)
Any
part
of
a
building,
whether
constructional,
as
a
pier,
column,
lintel,
or
the
like,
or
decorative,
as
a
molding,
or
group
of
moldings.
Member
(
n.
)
One
of
the
persons
composing
a
society,
community,
or
the
like
Native
(
a.
)
Arising
by
birth
Native
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
one's
birth
Native
(
a.
)
Born
in
the
region
in
which
one
lives
Native
(
a.
)
Original
Native
(
a.
)
Conferred
by
birth
Native
(
a.
)
Naturally
related
Native
(
a.
)
Found
in
nature
uncombined
with
other
elements
Native
(
a.
)
Found
in
nature
Native
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
is
born
in
a
place
or
country
referred
to
Native
(
n.
)
Any
of
the
live
stock
found
in
a
region,
as
distinguished
from
such
as
belong
to
pure
and
distinct
imported
breeds.
People
(
n.
)
The
body
of
persons
who
compose
a
community,
tribe,
nation,
or
race
People
(
n.
)
Persons,
generally
People
(
n.
)
The
mass
of
comunity
as
distinguished
from
a
special
class
People
(
n.
)
One's
ancestors
or
family
People
(
n.
)
One's
subjects
People
(
v.
t.)
To
stock
with
people
or
inhabitants
Sea
language
(
)
The
peculiar
language
or
phraseology
of
seamen
Tagalog; member (language) of the native people of the Philippines Bedeutung
native
indigenous
plants
and
animals
language
lesson
a
period
of
instruction
learning
a
language
language
teaching
teaching
people
to
speak
and
understand
a
foreign
language
koala
koala
bear
kangaroo
bear
native
bear
Phascolarctos
cinereus
sluggish
tailless
Australian
arboreal
marsupial
with
grey
furry
ears
and
coat,
feeds
on
eucalyptus
leaves
and
bark
native
cat
Dasyurus
viverrinus
carnivorous
arboreal
cat-like
marsupials
of
Australia
and
Tasmania
structural
member
support
that
is
a
constituent
part
of
any
structure
or
building
language
area
language
zone
a
large
cortical
area
(in
the
left
hemisphere
in
most
people)
containing
all
the
centers
associated
with
language
penis
phallus
member
the
male
organ
of
copulation
(`member'
is
a
euphemism)
extremity
appendage
member
an
external
body
part
that
projects
from
the
body,
it
is
important
to
keep
the
extremities
warm
language
speech
the
mental
faculty
or
power
of
vocal
communication,
language
sets
homo
sapiens
apart
from
all
other
animals
language
barrier
barrier
to
communication
resulting
from
speaking
different
languages
language
learning
learning
to
use
a
language
linguistic
process
language
the
cognitive
processes
involved
in
producing
and
understanding
linguistic
communication,
he
didn't
have
the
language
to
express
his
feelings
language
requirement
a
requirement
that
a
student
know
certain
languages
uninominal
system
uninominal
voting
system
single-member
system
scrutin
uninomial
system
scrutin
uninominal
voting
system
based
on
the
principle
of
having
only
one
member
(as
of
a
legislature)
selected
from
each
electoral
district
natural
language
processing
NLP
human
language
technology
the
branch
of
information
science
that
deals
with
natural
language
information
language
linguistic
communication
a
systematic
means
of
communicating
by
the
use
of
sounds
or
conventional
symbols,
he
taught
foreign
languages,
the
language
introduced
is
standard
throughout
the
text,
the
speed
with
which
a
program
can
be
executed
depends
on
the
language
in
which
it
is
written
dead
language
a
language
that
is
no
longer
learned
as
a
native
language
source
language
a
language
that
is
to
be
translated
into
another
language
object
language
target
language
the
language
into
which
a
text
written
in
another
language
is
to
be
translated
language
unit
linguistic
unit
one
of
the
natural
units
into
which
linguistic
messages
can
be
analyzed
terminology
nomenclature
language
a
system
of
words
used
to
name
things
in
a
particular
discipline,
legal
terminology,
biological
nomenclature,
the
language
of
sociology
written
communication
written
language
black
and
white
communication
by
means
of
written
symbols
(either
printed
or
handwritten)
machine
code
machine
language
a
set
of
instructions
coded
so
that
the
computer
can
use
it
directly
without
further
translation
authoring
language
software
that
can
be
used
to
develop
interactive
computer
programs
without
the
technically
demanding
task
of
computer
programming
natural
language
processor
natural
language
processing
application
an
application
program
that
deals
with
natural
language
text
markup
language
a
set
of
symbols
and
rules
for
their
use
when
doing
a
markup
of
a
document
standard
generalized
markup
language
SGML
(computer
science)
a
standardized
language
for
the
descriptive
markup
of
documents,
a
set
of
rules
for
using
whatever
markup
vocabulary
is
adopted
hypertext
markup
language
hypertext
mark-up
language
HTML
a
set
of
tags
and
rules
(conforming
to
SGML)
for
using
them
in
developing
hypertext
documents
sign
language
signing
language
expressed
by
visible
hand
gestures
ASL
American
sign
language
the
sign
language
used
in
the
United
States
body
language
communication
via
the
movements
or
attitudes
of
the
body
artificial
language
a
language
that
is
deliberately
created
for
a
specific
purpose
programming
language
programing
language
(computer
science)
a
language
designed
for
programming
computers
algebraic
language
an
algorithmic
language
having
statements
that
resemble
algebraic
expressions
algorithmic
language
an
artificial
language
designed
to
express
algorithms
application-oriented
language
problem-oriented
language
a
language
whose
statements
resemble
terminology
of
the
user
assembly
language
a
low-level
programing
language,
close
approximation
to
machine
language
command
language
query
language
search
language
a
source
language
consisting
of
procedural
operators
that
invoke
functions
to
be
executed
computer
language
computer-oriented
language
machine
language
machine-oriented
language
a
programming
language
designed
for
use
on
a
specific
class
of
computers
high-level
language
a
problem-oriented
language
requiring
little
knowledge
of
the
computer
on
which
it
will
be
run
jobontrol
language
a
problem-oriented
language
used
to
describe
job
requirements
to
an
operating
system
multidimensional
language
a
programming
language
whose
expressions
are
assembled
in
more
than
one
dimension
object
language
target
language
a
computer
language
into
which
something
written
in
another
computer
language
is
to
be
translated
object-oriented
programming
language
object-oriented
programing
language
(computer
science)
a
programming
language
that
enables
the
programmer
to
associate
a
set
of
procedures
with
each
type
of
data
structure,
C
is
an
object-oriented
programming
language
that
is
an
extension
of
C
one-dimensional
language
a
programming
language
whose
expressions
are
represented
by
strings
of
characters
stratified
language
a
language
that
cannot
be
used
as
its
own
metalanguage
syntax
language
a
language
used
to
describe
the
syntax
of
another
language
unstratified
language
a
programming
language
that
(like
natural
language)
can
be
used
as
its
own
metalanguage
LISP
list-processing
language
a
flexible
procedure-oriented
programing
language
that
manipulates
symbols
in
the
form
of
lists
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