1. (noun) the humanistic study of language and literature

• philology

1. (noun) the scientific study of language

• ablative
• acceptable
• allophone
• analytic
• uninflected
• animate
• aphaeresis
• apheresis
• aspectual
• autosemantic
• bad
• base
• radical
• root
• root word
• stem
• theme
• cacuminal
• retroflex
• cognate
• complementary distribution
• complementation
• derivative
• descriptive grammar
• descriptivism
• descriptor
• form
• signifier
• word form
• early
• etymologise
• etymologize
• feature
• feature of speech
• geminate
• reduplicate
• generative grammar
• grammar
• homophonous
• inanimate
• inflected
• late
• linguistic competence
• linguistic performance
• linguistic process
• linguistic rule
• rule
• linguistic universal
• universal
• middle
• modern
• new
• morphophoneme
• new
• nonstandard
• obscure
• old
• participant role
• semantic role
• phoneme
• phonemics
• phonology
• phrase structure
• sentence structure
• syntax
• phylum
• polyphonic
• postposition
• preposition
• prepositional
• prescriptive grammar
• prescriptivism
• radical
• received
• standard
• reduce
• segmental
• sign
• suprasegmental
• synsemantic
• syntax
• synthetic
• tone
• topicalization
• topicalize
• unacceptable
• unaccepted
• uninflected
• vocative
• voice

1. (noun) the scientific study of language

• science
• scientific discipline

2. (noun) the humanistic study of language and literature

• arts
• humanistic discipline
• humanities
• liberal arts

1. (noun) the scientific study of language

• computational linguistics
• descriptive linguistics
• diachronic linguistics
• diachrony
• historical linguistics
• dialect geography
• linguistic geography
• etymology
• neurolinguistics
• pragmatics
• prescriptive linguistics
• semantics
• sociolinguistics
• structural linguistics
• structuralism
• synchronic linguistics

2. (noun) the humanistic study of language and literature

• dialectology
• lexicology

1. (noun) the scientific study of language

• linguist
• linguistic scientist
• linguistic

2. (noun) the humanistic study of language and literature

• lingual
• linguistic
• linguist
• linguistic scientist
• philological
• philologist
• philologue