philological

English

Etymology

From philology +‎ -ical.

Adjective

philological (not comparable)

Of or pertaining to the history of literature and words.
(linguistics) Pertaining to historical linguistics.

Synonyms

philologic

Derived terms

philologically

Related terms

Translations

philological

Armenian: բանասիրական (hy) (banasirakan)
Asturian: filolóxicu
Belarusian: філалагі́чны (filalahíčny)
Catalan: filològic (ca)
Danish: filologisk
Dutch: filologisch (nl)
Finnish: filologinen (fi)
French: philologique (fr)
Galician: filolóxico
German: philologisch (de)
Hungarian: filológiai (hu)
Italian: filologico (it)
Latvian: filoloģisks
Norwegian:
Bokmål: filologisk

Nynorsk: filologisk
Occitan: filologic
Polish: filologiczny (pl)
Portuguese: filológico, filologista
Romanian: filologic (ro)
Russian: филологи́ческий (ru) (filologíčeskij)
Serbo-Croatian: filòloškī (sh)
Spanish: filológico (es)
Swedish: filologisk (sv)
Tagalog: palawikain
Ukrainian: філологі́чний (uk) (filolohíčnyj)
Yiddish: פֿילאָלאָגיש (filologish)

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Irish: ^{(please verify)} focleolaíoch

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