Word: archaism
Category: archaism
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Related words: archaism
archaism definition
Translations: archaism
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spanish
Translations:
arcaísmo, el arcaísmo, arcaismo, arcaico
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german
Translations:
archaismus, Archaismus, Archaik, archaischen, Archaismen
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french
Translations:
archaïsme, l'archaïsme, archaïque, d'archaïsme
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italian
Translations:
arcaismo, arcaicità, arcaismi, l'arcaismo
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portuguese
Translations:
arcaismo, arcaísmo, o arcaísmo, arcaico
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dutch
Translations:
verouderte uitdrukking, archaïsme, archaïsche
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russian
Translations:
архаичность, архаизм, архаизмом, архаика, архаизация
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swedish
Translations:
arkaism
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finnish
Translations:
arkaismi, arkaismin
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danish
Translations:
Arkaisme
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czech
Translations:
archaismus, archai
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polish
Translations:
archaizm, archaizmem, sie archaizmem
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hungarian
Translations:
régiesség, archaizálás, archaikus, archaizáló, avítt
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turkish
Translations:
artık kullanılmayan deyim, düşmüş sözcük, kullanımdan düşmüş sözcük, kullanılmayan deyim
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greek
Translations:
αρχαϊσμός, αρχαϊσμό, αρχαϊσμού, τον αρχαϊσμό, έναν αρχαϊσμό
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ukrainian
Translations:
архаїзм, архаїзмом
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albanian
Translations:
arkaizëm
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bulgarian
Translations:
архаизъм, архаизма, архаичност
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belarusian
Translations:
архаізм
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estonian
Translations:
arhaism, arhaismiga, Arkaismi
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croatian
Translations:
arhaizam
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lithuanian
Translations:
archajinimas, Archaizm, archaiškumą, reiškinių archaiškumą, archaizmas
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latvian
Translations:
novecojis vārds, arhaisms
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macedonian
Translations:
архаизам, архаизмот, имплицира архаизми
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romanian
Translations:
arhaism, arhaismul, arhaic, arhaisme
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slovenian
Translations:
arhaizem, Arhaizam
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slovak
Translations:
archaizmus
The meaning and "use of": archaism
noun
- a thing that is very old or old-fashioned. - ‘Much depends,’ Richard Sieburth remarks in a recent essay on Pound's Cavalcanti, ‘on how one chooses to interpret archaism as a poetic practice’.