SYNTHETIC LANGUAGE

A synthetic language, also called an inflected language, is a language which uses inflectional forms, such as affixes, as a primary means of indicating the grammatical function of the words in the language. An example of a synthetic language is Latin. The opposite of a synthetic language is an analytic language, also known as an isolating language, in which the word forms are mostly or totally fixed, and grammatical functions are indicated through the use of helper words and word order. Chinese is an example of an analytic language.

Synthetic languages can be further broken down into agglutinative and fusional categories.

For more information on synthetic languages, please see inflected language.

Language		Translations for "SYNTHETIC LANGUAGE"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		syntetisk sprog (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), højtudviklet programmeringssprog (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), høj-niveau-sprog (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), højniveausprog (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), højere programmeringssprog (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language). (various references)

Dutch		zeer hoge programmeertaal (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), hoogniveau taal (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), hogere programmeertaal (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), HLL,afkorting van high level language (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language). (various references)

Finnish		lausekieli (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), korkean tason ohjelmointikieli (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language). (various references)

French		langage synthétique, langage de haut niveau, langage évolué. (various references)

German		problemorientierte Programmiersprache (problem-oriented language), höhere Programmiersprache (advanced language, high-level language). (various references)

Greek		γλώσσα προγραμματισμού υψηλού επιπέδου (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), γλώσσα υψηλού επιπέδου (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language). (various references)

Italian		linguaggio evoluto (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), linguaggio ad alto livello (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language, structured language). (various references)

Pig Latin		yntheticsay anguagelay

Portuguese		linguagem sintética (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), linguagem de muito alto nível (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), linguagem de alto nível (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), linguagem de 5ª geração (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language). (various references)

Spanish		lenguaje evolucionado (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), lenguaje de alto nivel (high level language, higher order language, high-level language, high-order language), LAN (LAN). (various references)

Swedish		högnivåspråk (high-level language). (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Domain	Definition
Computing	A programming language that usually includes features such as nested expressions, user defined data types, and parameter passing not normally found in lower order languages, that does not reflect the structure of any one given computer or class of computers, and that can be used to write machine independent source programs. Source: European Union. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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	Words within the letters "a-a-c-e-e-g-g-h-i-l-n-n-s-t-t-u-y"
	-5 letters: agglutinates, nauseatingly.
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SYNTHETIC LANGUAGE

Specialty Definition: SYNTHETIC LANGUAGE

Computing

Specialty Definition: Synthetic language

Modern Translation: SYNTHETIC LANGUAGE

Danish

Dutch

Finnish

French

German

Greek

Italian

Pig Latin

Portuguese

Spanish

Swedish

Anagrams: SYNTHETIC LANGUAGE

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