qW |
cultural heritage; human cultures |
q |
language [linguistics] ← ou communication p consciousness mU human organisms ≈ DDC 400 410 |
q0 |
as related to |
q03cr |
comparative linguistics |
q07h |
philosophy of language |
q07m |
mathematical linguistics |
q09 |
studied by theory [general linguistics] |
q0p |
mind [psycholinguistics] |
q0s |
economy [economical linguistics] |
q0t |
society [sociolinguistics] |
q0tt |
nation [ethnolinguistics; anthropological linguistics] |
q17 [] |
in time [historical linguistics; comparative linguistics] |
q173 [] |
originated in epoch |
q1734 [] |
extinct in; dead in epoch |
q27 [] |
of; originated in; diffused from region |
q31 [] |
deriving from original linguistic element [etymology; philology] |
q319 |
etimological type |
q319l |
loan |
q319q |
calque |
q32 [] |
within linguistic context |
q33 [] |
by speaker; sender |
q336 [] |
spoken by speaker class |
q36 [] |
to addressee; receiver |
q4 |
error; mistake [error analysis] |
q45e |
interlingual error |
q45r |
intralingual error |
q4g |
overgeneralization |
q4gd |
developmental error |
q4gdi |
induced error |
q4gdl |
error of avoidance |
q4gdo |
error of overproduction |
q4s |
simplification |
q4so |
omission |
q4st |
addition |
q5 |
language change; evolution |
q5c |
conservatism |
q5q |
revival |
q5r |
reformation |
q6 |
formalization |
q60 |
language level |
q60r ⋄ |
technical |
q60t ⋄ |
familiar; common; spoken; vernacular |
q60u ⋄ |
institutional |
q60w ⋄ |
liturgical |
q60x ⋄ |
literary |
q60y ⋄ |
scientific |
q669 |
style; rhetorical strategy |
q669g |
logical style; logos |
q669o |
authoritative style; ethos |
q669t |
emotional style; pathos |
q69 |
sense |
q69g |
argot sense |
q69j |
jargon sense; technical sense |
q69m |
metaphorical sense |
q69r |
rhetorical sense; so to speak |
q6aWt |
natural |
q6b |
jargon |
q6d |
dialect; local variant [dialectology] |
q6n |
standard; national |
q6p |
pidgin |
q6r |
creole |
q6t |
international |
q6u |
constructed; planned; artificial |
q6x |
formal |
q6xp |
programming; script |
q6xr |
knowledge representation; markup |
q7 |
linguistic channel |
q77 [] |
with element |
q79 [] |
structural type |
q7cWo |
nonverbal human communication |
q7d |
interpersonal distance in language [proxemics] |
q7db |
public distance >360 cm |
q7dl |
social distance 120-360 cm |
q7dp |
personal distance 45-120 cm |
q7dt |
intimate distance <45 cm |
q7g |
gestures; visual-manual signs; body motion; body language [kinesics] ← ou5ed display |
q7gc |
touch [haptics] |
q7gcb |
slap |
q7gcc |
pat; caress |
q7gcg |
hug |
q7gch |
hand-shaking |
q7gci |
holding hands |
q7gck |
kiss |
q7ge |
body orientation |
q7gf |
posture; posturing |
q7gh |
chest gesture; thorax gesture |
q7ghb |
chest bending |
q7gho |
bowing; stooping |
q7ghs |
chest swelling |
q7gi |
pelvis gesture |
q7gm |
arm gesture |
q7gn |
hand gesture; manual gesture |
q7gne |
emblem; quotable gesture; symbolic gesture |
q7gnef |
clenched fist; raised fist |
q7gneh |
handwave |
q7gnen |
namaste; añjali mudrā |
q7gneo |
okay; OK; ring gesture |
q7gnep |
applause |
q7gner |
horn sign |
q7gnet |
thumbs up |
q7gneu |
thumbs down |
q7gnev |
V sign; victory hand |
q7gnex |
crossed fingers |
q7gni |
pointing; deictic; indexical gesture |
q7gnm |
beats; motor gestures |
q7gnx |
lexical gesture; iconic gesture; depicting gesture |
q7gt |
head gesture |
q7gtn |
nod |
q7gu |
gaze; glance; visual contact |
q7guf |
eyebrow flash |
q7gx [] |
facial expression |
q7gxc |
fear expression |
q7gxf |
surprise expression |
q7gxi |
sad expression |
q7gxl |
disgust expression |
q7gxo |
angry expression |
q7gxu |
joy expression |
q7gxus |
smile |
q7o |
non-verbal vocalization; non-lexical utterance ← ou5eh acoustic |
q7oc |
cry |
q7og |
laugh |
q7oi |
sigh |
q7om |
vocal segregate; hmm |
q7s |
speaking; speech s.s.; spoken language; orality ← ou5eh acoustic |
q7se |
phones; segments [phonetics] |
q7seX |
manners of articulation |
q7seXX |
points of articulation |
q7sebbm ⋄ |
[b] |
q7sf |
phonemes [phonology] |
q7sfX |
manners of articulation |
q7sfXX |
points of articulation |
q7sfXXX |
phonation |
q7sfXXXX |
airstream |
q7sfXXXc |
click; lingual ingressive; velaric ingressive |
q7sfXXXi |
implosive; glottalic ingressive |
q7sfXXXk |
ejective; glottalic egressive |
q7sfXXXp |
pulmonic |
q7sfXXc |
voiceless |
q7sfXXe |
breathy voice; murmur; whispery voice; soughing; susurration |
q7sfXXg |
slack voice; lax voice |
q7sfXXh |
half voiced; partially voiced |
q7sfXXm |
voiced; modal voice |
q7sfXXs |
stiff voice |
q7sfXXv |
creaky voice |
q7sfXXy |
glottal closure |
q7sfXbWd |
labial |
q7sfXb |
bilabial |
q7sfXc |
labiodental |
q7sfXd |
dentolabial |
q7sfXgWl |
coronal |
q7sfXg |
linguolabial |
q7sfXi |
interdental |
q7sfXj |
dental |
q7sfXl |
alveolar |
q7sfXmWo |
postalveolar |
q7sfXm |
palato-alveolar |
q7sfXn |
alveo-palatal |
q7sfXo |
retroflex |
q7sfXp |
prepalatal |
q7sfXq |
labio-palatal; rounded front |
q7sfXr |
palatal; front |
q7sfXs |
labioprevelar; rounded central |
q7sfXt |
prevelar; central |
q7sfXu |
labiovelar; rounded back |
q7sfXv |
velar; back |
q7sfXw |
uvular |
q7sfXxWy |
laringeal; guttural |
q7sfXx |
pharingeal; epiglottal |
q7sfXy |
glottal |
q7sfas |
aspirated; aspiration |
q7sfbWe |
occlusives |
q7sfbWj |
consonants |
q7sfb |
stops; plosives |
q7sfbbc |
/p/ |
q7sfbbm |
/b/ |
q7sfblc |
/t/ |
q7sfblm |
/d/ |
q7sfboc |
/ʈ/ |
q7sfbom |
/ɖ/ |
q7sfbqc |
/k/ |
q7sfbqm |
/g/ |
q7sfbrc |
/c/ |
q7sfbrm |
/ɟ/ |
q7sfbwc |
/q/ |
q7sfc |
nasals |
q7sfcb |
/m/ |
q7sfcl |
/n/ |
q7sfe |
affricates |
q7sfebc |
/pf/ |
q7sfelq |
/dʒ/ |
q7sfels |
/tʃ/ |
q7sffWy |
continuants |
q7sff |
fricatives; spirants |
q7sffal |
lateral fricatives |
q7sffas |
sibilants |
q7sffcc |
/f/ |
q7sffcm |
/v/ |
q7sfflc |
/s/ |
q7sfflm |
/z/ |
q7sfhWi |
rhotics |
q7sfhWl |
liquids |
q7sfh |
flaps; taps |
q7sfi |
trills |
q7sfil |
/r/ |
q7sflWo |
approximants |
q7sflWy |
vocoids |
q7sfl |
laterals |
q7sfll |
/l/ |
q7sfo |
semivowels; glides |
q7sfol |
/j/ |
q7sfoq |
/w/ |
q7sfqWy |
vowels |
q7sfq |
closed vowels |
q7sfqr |
/i/ |
q7sfqu |
/u/ |
q7sfs |
half-closed vowels |
q7sfsr |
/e/ |
q7sfsu |
/o/ |
q7sfsv |
/ø/ |
q7sfu |
medium vowels |
q7sfut |
/ɘ/ |
q7sfvq |
/y/ |
q7sfvv |
/ɯ/ |
q7sfw |
half-open vowels |
q7sfwr |
/ɛ/ |
q7sfwt |
/ʌ/ |
q7sfwu |
/ɔ/ |
q7sfwv |
/œ/ |
q7sfy |
open vowels |
q7sfyr |
/a/ |
q7sfyt |
/ɑ/ |
q7sm |
combined sounds; sequences |
q7smd |
diphthongs |
q7smh |
hiatuses |
q7ss |
syllables |
q7ss7C |
with suprasegmental |
q7ss7CiWu |
suprasegmentals; prosodic features |
q7ss7Ci |
stress; intensity; accent |
q7ss7Cib |
unstressed |
q7ss7Cie |
secondarily stressed |
q7ss7Cin |
stressed |
q7ss7Cis |
strongly stressed |
q7ss7Cp |
tones; pitches |
q7ss7Cpc |
falling tone |
q7ss7Cpn |
neutral tone |
q7ss7Cpp |
dipping tone |
q7ss7Cpr |
rising tone |
q7ss7Cpw |
high tone |
q7ss7Cu |
lengths; quantities; chronemes ← an89 |
q7ss7Cuf |
extra-short |
q7ss7Cui |
short |
q7ss7Cum |
long |
q7ss7Cux |
extra-long; geminated |
q7w |
writing [graphemics; palaeography; epigraphy] |
q7wg |
logographies; hieroglyphs |
q7wgh |
Chinese characters; Han characters; sinographs; hanzi; kanji; hanja; hán tự |
q7wi |
syllabaries; syllabic writings |
q7wik |
Kana |
q7wj |
abjads |
q7wjc |
Proto-Canaanite alphabet |
q7wje |
Phoenician alphabet |
q7wjg |
Aramaic |
q7wjh |
Hebrew alphabet |
q7wjr |
Arabic alphabet |
q7wjs |
Syriac alphabet |
q7wk |
abugidas; alphasyllabaries |
q7wkd |
Devanagari |
q7wkt |
Ethiopic |
q7wl |
alphabets |
q7wlg |
Greek alphabet ← qveg Greek language |
q7wlg7E{β} ⋄ |
letter β |
q7wll |
Latin alphabet ← qvei Romance languages |
q7wll7_Ev |
cue |
q7wllX |
Latin letters |
q7wllXc |
uppercase Latin letters ← q7wlac |
q7wllXs |
lowercase Latin letters ← q7wlas |
q7wlla |
a; letter a |
q7wllac ⋄ |
uppercase a; A |
q7wllas ⋄ |
lowercase a; a |
q7wllb |
bee; letter b |
q7wllc |
cee |
q7wlld |
dee |
q7wlle |
e |
q7wllf |
ef |
q7wllg |
gee |
q7wllh |
aitch; haitch |
q7wlli |
i |
q7wllj |
jay; jy |
q7wllk |
kay |
q7wlll |
el; ell |
q7wllm |
em |
q7wlln |
en |
q7wllo |
o |
q7wllp |
pee |
q7wllr |
ar; or |
q7wlls |
ess |
q7wllt |
tee |
q7wllu |
u |
q7wllv |
vee |
q7wllw |
double-u |
q7wllx |
ex |
q7wlly |
wy |
q7wllyzd |
zed; zee |
q7wln |
Icelandic alphabet |
q7wlq |
Glagolitic alphabet |
q7wlr |
Cyrillic alphabet ← qves Slavic languages |
q7wlrr |
Russian alphabet |
q7wlu |
Hangul; Hunminjeongeum ← u35prxvjp |
q7wlw |
Morse code |
q7wlx |
fingerspelling; dactylology; manual alphabet |
q7wlxd |
deaf-dumb alphabet ← mqad97o |
q7wly |
Braille alphabet |
q7wu |
numerals |
q7wum |
Roman numerals |
q7wum7Eb |
I |
q7wum7Ec |
V |
q7wum7Ed |
X |
q7wum7Ee |
L |
q7wum7Ef |
C |
q7wum7Eg |
D |
q7wum7Eh |
M |
q7wur |
Hindo-Arabic numerals |
q7wur7Eo |
zero; numeral 0 |
q7wur7Ep |
one; numeral 1 |
q7wur7Eq |
two; numeral 2 |
q7wur7Er |
three; numeral 3 |
q7wur7Es |
four; numeral 4 |
q7wur7Et |
five; numeral 5 |
q7wur7Eu |
six; numeral 6 |
q7wur7Ev |
seven; numeral 7 |
q7wur7Ew |
eight; numeral 8 |
q7wur7Ex |
nine; numeral 9 |
q7wx |
punctuation marks |
q7wxi |
positurae |
q7wxi7Ec |
punctus |
q7wxp |
printing-press punctuation |
q7wxp7Ec |
colon |
q7wxp7Ee |
semicolon |
q7wxp7Ef |
full stop; period |
q7wxp7Eh |
parentheses |
q7wxp7Em |
comma |
q7wxr |
computer punctuation |
q7wxr7Eb |
at sign; @ |
q7wxr7Eh |
hash; # |
q83 [] |
linguistic diversity |
q9 |
speech act [pragmatics] |
q90 |
about topic; subject [semantics] |
q90j |
regions toponyms [toponomastics] |
q90pY |
individual people proper names [onomastics] |
q90ro ⋄ |
agriculture |
q92 [] |
of region |
q96 [] |
message; linguistic function; poetic function |
q96e |
warning; deictical; indexical |
q96e7g ⋄ |
warning gestures |
q96g |
aggressivity |
q96ge |
threat |
q96m |
mating |
q96mh |
courtship |
q96s |
sociality |
q96sj |
subjection; respect |
q96sm |
dominance |
q96sq |
alliance |
q9c |
locutionary |
q9i |
illocutionary |
q9ie |
representative; assertive |
q9ii |
directive |
q9im |
commissive |
q9ip |
expressive |
q9ir |
declarative |
q9iy |
indirect |
q9p |
perlocutionary |
q9t |
metalocutionary |
qX |
code |
qm |
morphs [morphology] |
qmb |
stems [lexicography; terminology] |
qmb{dog} ⋄ |
dog- |
qmf |
affixes |
qmfe |
prefixes |
qmfi |
infixes |
qmfs |
suffixes; grammatical endings |
qmfu |
circumfixes |
qmq |
aspects |
qms |
compounds |
qo |
words; lexical categories; word classes; lexical classes; parts of speech [grammar (partim)] ← qm morphs |
qo360y |
scientific terms |
qo79 |
morphological kind [morphological typology] |
qo79b |
isolating |
qo79e |
templatic; nonconcatenative; discontinuous; introflection |
qo79gWy |
synthetic |
qo79g |
agglutinative |
qo79n |
fusional; inflecting |
qo79p |
polysynthetic |
qoi |
interjections |
qon |
nouns |
qonc |
common nouns |
qonp |
proper nouns; names |
qop |
pronouns |
qope |
personal pronouns |
qopf |
reflexive and reciprocal pronouns |
qoph |
possessive pronouns |
qopm |
demonstrative pronouns |
qopn |
indefinite pronouns |
qopr |
relative pronouns |
qopw |
interrogative pronouns |
qoq |
verbs |
qoqo |
double transitive verbs |
qor |
adjectives and adverbs |
qot |
determiners; determinatives |
qotc |
articles |
qotd |
demonstratives |
qoth |
possessive determiners; possessive adjectives |
qotn |
numerals |
qott |
distributive determiners |
qotv |
quantifiers |
qotw |
interrogative determiners |
qove |
intransitive verbs |
qovh |
transitive verbs |
qovj |
ditransitive verbs |
qovu |
copular verbs |
qow |
adpositions; prepositions and postpositions |
qox |
conjunctions |
qo{acqua} ⋄ |
the word acqua |
qp |
phrases; syntagmas; units [syntax; grammar] ← qo words |
qp79 |
word orders |
qp79cWg |
VO; verb-object |
qp79c |
SVO; subject-verb-object |
qp79e |
VSO; verb-subject-object |
qp79g |
VOS; verb-object-subject |
qp79kWq |
OV; object-verb |
qp79k |
SOV; subject-object-verb |
qp79m |
OSV; object-subject-verb |
qp79o |
OVS; object-verb-subject |
qp79q |
place-manner-time |
qp79t |
time-manner-place |
qp9C |
morphosyntactic alignments |
qp9Cc |
accusative |
qp9Ce |
ergative |
qp9Cf |
split ergative |
qp9Ci |
philippine |
qp9Ck |
active-stative |
qp9Cn |
tripartite |
qp9Cq |
inverse marking |
qp9Cs |
syntactic pivot |
qp9Ct |
theta role |
qpc |
copulas |
qpd |
predicates |
qpg |
subjects |
qpj |
direct objects |
qpn |
indirect objects |
qpp |
prepositional objects |
qq |
clauses ← qp phrases |
qqm |
main clauses; matrix clauses; independent clauses |
qqs |
subordinate clauses; embedded clauses; dependent clauses |
qs |
sentences ← qq clauses |
qsb |
simple sentences |
qsd |
compound sentences |
qsl |
complex sentences |
qsn |
compound-complex sentences; complex-compound sentences |
qt |
texts; discourses [text linguistics; discourse analysis] ← qs sentences |
qtb |
narrative texts; stories |
qtd |
descriptive texts |
qtg |
argumentative texts |
qti |
instructive texts |
qtm |
comparison texts; contrast; expositive texts |
qv |
languages; natural languages; ordinary languages ≈ DDC 490 |
qvU |
currently prominent languages |
qvUc [] |
Chinese; Standard Mandarin |
qvUe [] |
English |
qvUf [] |
French |
qvUg [] |
German |
qvUh [] |
Hindi; Standard Hindi |
qvUi [] |
Italian |
qvUi7s ⋄ |
spoken |
qvUi7w ⋄ |
written |
qvUj [] |
Japanese |
qvUl [] |
Latin |
qvUr [] |
Russian |
qvUs [] |
Spanish; Castilian |
qvUt [] |
Portuguese |
qvUw [] |
Hebrew |
qvUx [] |
Arabic |
qvX |
language families |
qvbWw |
natural languages; ordinary languages |
qvb |
Afro-Asiatic languages; Hamito-Semitic languages ≈ DDC 492 493 |
qvbb |
Berber languages |
qvbc |
Chadic languages |
qvbe |
Egyptian languages |
qvbq |
Beja language |
qvbs |
Semitic languages |
qvbse |
East semitic languages |
qvbsek |
Akkadian; Babylonian; Assyrian |
qvbso |
West Semitic languages |
qvbsoc |
Canaanite languages |
qvbsoch |
Hebrew language |
qvbsom |
Aramaic languages |
qvbsoms |
Syriac language |
qvbsor |
Arabic languages |
qvbss |
South Semitic languages |
qvbsse |
Ethiopic languages |
qvbssem |
Amharic-Argobba |
qvbt |
Cushitic languages |
qvbu |
Omotic languages |
qvc |
Nilo-Saharan languages ≈ DDC 496 |
qvd |
Niger-Congo languages; Niger-Kordofanian languages ≈ DDC 496 |
qvde |
Senegambian languages |
qvdef |
Fula language; Fulani; Fulah; Fufulde |
qvdeo |
Wolof language |
qvdn |
Bantu languages |
qvdnb |
Sawabantu languages |
qvdnbd |
Duala language |
qvdnbdm |
Mungo dialect |
qvdnh |
Northeast Bantu languages |
qvdnhs |
Swahili language |
qvdnx |
Shona languages |
qvdny |
Southern Bantu languages |
qvdnyn |
Nguni languages |
qvdnynh |
Xhosa language |
qvdnynl |
Zulu language |
qvdzg |
Aegean languages; Tyrrhenian languages including Etruscan, Lemnian and Helvetian |
qvdzk |
Khoe languages ≈ DDC 496 |
qvdzt |
Tuu languages ≈ DDC 496 |
qvdzx |
Basque language; Euskera; Euskara |
qve |
Indo-european languages ← jUj Eurasia |
qvebWf |
Indo-Iranian languages |
qveb |
Anatolian languages |
qvec |
Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecd |
Old Indo-Aryan; Sanskrit |
qvecg |
Dardic languages |
qvecgk |
Kashmiri language |
qveci |
Pahari; Northern Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecin |
Nepali language |
qveck |
Northwestern Indo-Aryan languages |
qveckp |
Punjabi languages |
qvecks |
Sindhi languages |
qvecm |
Western Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecmc |
Rajastani |
qvecmg |
Gujarati |
qvecmi |
Bhil |
qvecmr |
Romani |
qvecn |
Hindi; Madhya; Central Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecnh |
Hindustani including standard Hindi, standard Urdu |
qvecp |
Magadan; Eastern Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecps |
Bengali-Assamese |
qvecs |
Southern Indo-Aryan |
qvecsm |
Marathi-Konkani |
qvecss |
Sinhalese |
qved |
Iranian languages |
qvedb |
Proto-Iranian |
qvedd |
Old Iranian |
qvedde |
Avestan language; Zend |
qveddp |
Old Persian |
qvedm |
Middle Iranian languages |
qvedmc |
Parthian language; Arsacid Pahlavi |
qvedmi |
Middle Persian language; Pahlavi |
qvedmk |
Bactrian language |
qvedms |
Old Ossetic language; Scytho-Sarmatian |
qvef |
Nuristani languages |
qveg |
Greek language ≈ DDC 480 |
qvegh |
Ancient Greek |
qvego |
modern Greek |
qvei |
Romance languages; Italic languages |
qveib |
Latin language ≈ DDC 470 |
qveibd |
Old Latin |
qveibi |
Classical Latin |
qveibl |
Vulgar Latin |
qveibm |
Medieval Latin |
qveibr |
Renaissance Latin |
qveibt |
Modern Latin; New Latin |
qveic |
Corsican dialects ← jUhzr Corsica |
qveid |
Sardinian language |
qveidc |
Sassarese dialects |
qveidg |
Gallurese dialects |
qveidl |
Logudorese dialects |
qveidp |
Campidanese dialects |
qveie |
Pyrenean languages |
qveien |
Navarro-Aragonese language |
qveier |
Aragonese language |
qveif |
Mozarabic dialects |
qveih |
Asturo-Leonese dialects |
qveii |
Castilian language; Spanish language ≈ DDC 460 |
qveik |
Portuguese language ≈ DDC 469 |
qveikr |
Brazilian Portuguese |
qveil |
Galician language ≈ DDC 460 |
qvein |
Catalan language ≈ DDC 449 |
qveio |
Occitan language ≈ DDC 449 |
qveioe |
Auvergnat dialects |
qveiog |
Gascon dialects |
qveioi |
Limousin dialects |
qveiol |
Languedocien dialects |
qveiop |
Provençal dialects |
qveios |
Shuadit dialects |
qveiq |
Romanian language ≈ DDC 459 |
qveir |
French language; Langue d'oïl ≈ DDC 440 |
qveirc |
Cajun French |
qveirf |
Franco-Provençal dialects |
qveiri |
Ancient French; Ancien Français |
qveirm |
Middle French; Moyen Français |
qveirp |
Picard dialects |
qveirs |
Zarphatic dialects |
qveis |
Gallo-Italian dialects |
qveise |
Piemontese dialects |
qveisl |
Lombard dialects |
qveisn |
Venetian dialects |
qveisr |
Emiliano-Romagnolo dialects |
qveisu |
Ligurian dialects |
qveit |
Italian language ≈ DDC 450 |
qveiti |
Istriot dialect |
qveitn |
Napoletano-Calabrese dialects |
qveits |
Sicilian dialects |
qveitt |
Dalmatian dialects |
qveitu |
Judeo-Italian dialects |
qveiu |
Rhaetian languages |
qveiuf |
Friulian language; Furlan language |
qveiul |
Ladin language |
qveiur |
Romansh language |
qveiw |
Macedo Romanian language; Aromanian language |
qveix |
Megleno Romanian language; Moglenitic; Meglenitic language |
qveiy |
Istro Romanian language |
qvel |
Celtic languages ≈ DDC 491 |
qvelc |
Proto-Celtic language; Common Celtic |
qvele |
Lepontic language |
qveli |
Celtiberian language; Northeastern Hispano-Celtic; Eastern Hispano-Celtic |
qvelk |
Northwestern Hispano-Celtic language; Western Hispano-Celtic |
qvell |
Gaulish languages |
qvellg |
Galatian language |
qvelr |
Brittonic languages; Brythonic; British Celtic |
qvelrc |
Cumbric language |
qvelre |
Welsh language; Cymraeg; y Gymraeg |
qvelro |
Cornish language |
qvelrr |
Breton language; brezhoneg |
qvelu |
Goidelic languages |
qvelus |
Scottish Gaelic language |
qvem |
Germanic languages |
qvemd |
Dutch language ≈ DDC 439 |
qveme |
Low Saxon dialects |
qvemf |
Frisian dialects |
qvemi |
English language ≈ DDC 420 |
qvemie |
English English |
qvemif |
Welsh English |
qvemih |
Scottish English |
qvemil |
Irish English |
qvemin |
Northern Irish English |
qvemir |
American English |
qvemis |
Australian English |
qvemj |
Scots language |
qvemk |
German language ≈ DDC 430 |
qveml |
Icelandic language |
qvemo |
Faroese language |
qvemq |
Danish language ≈ DDC 439 |
qvemr |
Norwegian language ≈ DDC 439 |
qvemw |
Swedish language ≈ DDC 439 |
qveo |
Armenian language |
qveq |
Tocharian languages |
qverWs |
Balto-Slavic languages |
qver |
Baltic languages |
qverj |
Latvian language |
qverl |
Lithuanian language |
qves |
Slavic languages |
qvese |
East Slavic languages |
qveseb |
Belarusian language; Belarusan; Belarussian; Belorussian |
qvesek |
Ukrainian language |
qveser |
Russian language |
qveses |
Rusyn language |
qveso |
West Slavic languages |
qvesob |
Sorbian languages |
qvesol |
Lechitic languages |
qvesoll |
Polish language |
qvesolp |
Pomeranian language |
qvesols |
Silesian language |
qvesolx |
Polabian language |
qvesoq |
Czech-Slovak languages |
qvesoqc |
Czech language |
qvesoqk |
Knaanic; Judeo Slavic |
qvesoqs |
Slovak language |
qvess |
South Slavic languages |
qvesse |
Eastern Southern Slavic languages |
qvessem |
Macedonian language |
qvesseq |
Old Church Slavonic |
qvesseu |
Bulgarian language |
qvesso |
Western South Slavic languages |
qvessob |
Serbian language |
qvessol |
Slovenian language |
qvessor |
Croatian language |
qvessos |
Bosnian language |
qveu |
Albanian language |
qvf |
Uralic languages ≈ DDC 494 |
qvfc |
Samoyedic languages |
qvff |
Finno-Ugric languages |
qvffh |
Ugric; Ugrian languages including Hungarian |
qvffi |
Finno-Permic; Baltic-Finnic languages including Sami, Estonian, Finnish |
qvffie |
Permic language |
qvffim |
Sami languages |
qvffit |
Baltic-Finnic languages |
qvffitf |
Finnish language |
qvffitk |
Karelian language |
qvffitt |
Estonian language |
qvffitv |
Livonian language |
qvg |
Turkic languages ≈ DDC 494 |
qvgg |
Oghuz languages; Southwestern Common Turkic |
qvggi |
Turkish language |
qvggr |
Azerbaijani language; Azeri |
qvggu |
Turkmen language |
qvgk |
Kipchak languages; Northwestern Common Turkic |
qvgkk |
Kazakh language |
qvgkr |
Kyrgyz language |
qvgr |
Karluk languages; Southeastern Common Turkic |
qvgrb |
Uzbek language |
qvgs |
Siberian languages; Northeastern Common Turkic |
qvgzg |
Tungusic languages |
qvgzi |
Mongolic languages |
qvgzk |
Northwest Caucasian languages; West Caucasian; Abkhazo-Adyghean; Circassic; Pontic |
qvgzm |
Northeast Caucasian languages; North Caspian |
qvgzo |
Hurro-Urartian languages |
qvgzq |
Kartvelian languages; South Caucasian languages |
qvgzqg |
Georgian languages |
qvgzqn |
Zan languages |
qvgzqs |
Svan language |
qvgzs |
Yeniseian languages |
qvgzu |
Chukotko-Kamchatkan languages |
qvgzy |
Yukaghir languages |
qvh |
Korean language ≈ DDC 495 |
qvi |
Dravidian languages ≈ DDC 494 |
qvid |
South Dravidian languages |
qvidc |
Tamil language |
qvide |
Malayalam language |
qvidk |
Kannada language |
qvig |
South-Central Dravidian languages |
qvigt |
Telugu language |
qvik |
Central-Dravidian languages |
qvin |
North Dravidian languages |
qvizd |
Andamanese languages |
qvj |
Japonic languages; Japanese-Ryukyuan languages ≈ DDC 495 |
qvjj |
Japanese language; Nihongo |
qvjzb |
Buyeo languages; Puyo; Fuyu languages |
qvk |
Sino-Tibetan languages ≈ DDC 495 |
qvkc |
Chinese languages; Sinitic |
qvkcc |
Mandarin Chinese language |
qvkccc |
Standard Chinese language; Modern Standard Mandarin |
qvkcf |
Wu languages |
qvkck |
Cantonese languages |
qvkcm |
Min languages |
qvkcmt |
Taiwanese language |
qvkcu |
Gan languages |
qvkcx |
Xiang languages |
qvkcy |
Hakka languages |
qvkt |
Tibeto-Burman languages |
qvkzm |
Hmong-Mien languages |
qvl |
Tai-Kadai languages; Kra–Dai; Daic; Kadai |
qvlb |
Ong-Be languages |
qvlf |
Kra languages |
qvlk |
Kam-Sui languages |
qvlo |
Hlai languages |
qvlt |
Tai languages; Zhuang–Tai |
qvlti |
Siamese language |
qvltl |
Lao language |
qvm |
Austroasiatic languages; Mon–Khmer |
qvmd |
Munda languages |
qvmi |
Vietic languages |
qvmiv |
Vietnamese language |
qvmr |
Khmer language; Cambodian |
qvn |
Austronesian languages |
qvp |
Papuan languages |
qvq |
Native American languages; Amerindian languages; indigenous languages of the Americas ≈ DDC 497 498 |
qvs |
Australian aboriginal languages ≈ DDC 499 |
qvw |
signed languages; sign languages |
qvw92 |
of region |
qvw92f |
Italy; Italian sign language; lingua dei segni italiana; LIS |
qvw92q |
Korea; Korean sign language; KSL |
qvx |
modern planned languages; constructed; artificial languages; conlangs ≈ DDC 499 |
qvxeWg |
engineered languages; engelangs |
qvxe |
philosophical languages; early-modern a-priori universal languages |
qvxej |
Dalgarno's Ars signorum |
qvxek |
Wilkins's Characteristica universalis |
qvxel |
Leibniz's Lingua generalis |
qvxg |
logical languages |
qvxgg |
Loglan |
qvxgj |
Lojban |
qvxi |
auxiliary languages; auxlangs; IALs ← qaxu |
qvxid |
Volapük |
qvxie |
Esperanto |
qvxif |
Ido |
qvxii |
Interlingua |
qvxt |
art languages; fantasy languages |
qvxtk |
Klingon |
qvxtq |
Quenya |
Connected classes: |
005 [qv] |
in language |
0053 [qv] |
translated from original language |
0055 [qv] |
paraphrased from original language |
0056 [q69] |
style; rhetorical strategy |
05 [q9] |
conveying communicative function; act |
p968 [q388] |
wealth class |
q31 [q] |
deriving from original linguistic element [etymology; philology] |
q32 [q] |
within linguistic context |
q77 [q] |
with element |
q7wlg |
Greek alphabet ← qveg |
q7wll |
Latin alphabet ← qvei |
q7wllXc |
uppercase Latin letters ← q7wlac |
q7wllXs |
lowercase Latin letters ← q7wlas |
q7wlr |
Cyrillic alphabet ← qves |
qo |
words; lexical categories; word classes; lexical classes; parts of speech [grammar (partim)] ← qm |
qp |
phrases; syntagmas; units [syntax; grammar] ← qo |
qq |
clauses ← qp |
qs |
sentences ← qq |
qt |
texts; discourses [text linguistics; discourse analysis] ← qs |
qvUc [qvkccc] |
Chinese; Standard Mandarin |
qvUe [qvemi] |
English |
qvUf [qveir] |
French |
qvUg [qvemb] |
German |
qvUh [qvecnh] |
Hindi; Standard Hindi |
qvUi [qveit] |
Italian |
qvUj [qvjj] |
Japanese |
qvUl [qveib] |
Latin |
qvUr [qveser] |
Russian |
qvUs [qveii] |
Spanish; Castilian |
qvUt [qveik] |
Portuguese |
qvUw [qvbsoch] |
Hebrew |
qvUx [qvbsor] |
Arabic |
qvxi |
auxiliary languages; auxlangs; IALs ← qaxu |
r |
raw materials; intermediate goods; primary commodities; primary sector ← q m g |
tu |
media; means of communication; information exchange [information and communication technology; ICT] ← ou q |
tu9a |
oral reports; testimonies; oral knowledge ← q7s |
tu9i |
written texts ← q7w |
u |
social groups; civil society; complex society; institutions; people [sociology] ← q oss |
u6pw |
conversational rules [proxemics] ← q |
u95 [qv] |
ethnicity; language |
v95 [qv] |
speaking official language |
w5m |
preaching ← q |
w5o |
blessing; consecration ← q |
w5p |
invocation; prayer ← q |
w95 [qv] |
of ethnicity; language speakers |
wbg |
greeting and parting customs; salutations ← q7g |
x95 [qv] |
in language |
xl |
literature; literary works [philology; literary theory; literary criticism] ← poi q |
xlm |
myths; legends; stories [mythology] ← qtb |
xn |
dances [choreology] ← wb q7g |
y3135 [qv] |
translated from original language |
y75 [qv] |
written in document language |
y95 [qv] |
in; among speakers of language; expression |
y99c |
concepts; notions [concept theory] ← po qo |
yu |
linguistics ← q |
yuw |
historical linguistics; philology ← yl q |