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1 dialect
لَهْجَة إِقليمِيَّة \ dialect: the form of a language that is spoken in a particular part of the country: Cockney is a dialect of English spoken in London. \ See Also مَحَلِّيَّة -
2 dialect
[ˈdaɪəlekt] nouna way of speaking found only in a certain area or among a certain group or class of people:لَهْجَه، لُغَه مَحَلِّيَّهThey were speaking in dialect.
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3 لهجة
لَهْجَة \ accent: a special way of speaking: Mr Brown speaks Spanish with an English accent. \ See Also لكنة (لَكْنَة) \ لَهْجَة إِقليمِيَّة \ dialect: the form of a language that is spoken in a particular part of the country: Cockney is a dialect of English spoken in London. \ See Also مَحَلِّيَّة -
4 lahja
tip of the tongue; accent; dialect [JNA lhg (eat voraciously] Aze lehce, Hin lahja, Per lahje, Tur lehce borrowed from Ar -
5 lugha
language, dialect [lagha] Aze lüget, Ful lunga, Hau lugga, Hin lugat, Ind loghat, Kyr lugat, Per loghat, Swa lugha, Taj lughat, Tur lugat borrowed from Ar -
6 اللهجة المميزة لإقليم أو جماعة
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7 لغة بلد ما
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8 لغة متفرعة من لغة أم
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9 لغة محلية
n. dialect -
10 لهجة
n. dialect, language, accent, tone, argot -
11 لهجة محلية
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12 لهجة
لَهْجَة: لُغَة، لَكْنَةdialect; language; tongue accent; tone; manner of speaking -
13 لغة محلية
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14 south-eastern
adjectiveof the south-east or south-west:جَنوبي شَرْقي أو جنوبي غَرْبيa south-western dialect.
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15 south-western
adjectiveof the south-east or south-west:جَنوبي شَرْقي أو جنوبي غَرْبيa south-western dialect.
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