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(Changed [en] description: Linguistic expression from a donor language perceived as foreign when used in a recipient language and not yet integrated into the recipient language as a loanword.) |
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Linguistic expression from a donor language perceived as foreign when used in a recipient language and not yet integrated into the recipient language as a loanword. | |||
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Linguistic expression from a donor language perceived as foreign when used in a recipient language and not yet integrated into the recipient language as a loanword.
- xenism
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | foreignism |
Linguistic expression from a donor language perceived as foreign when used in a recipient language and not yet integrated into the recipient language as a loanword. |
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Statements
xénisme (French)
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Fremdwort (German)
The German word "Xenismus" is used for all kinds of words/expressions that are felt to be foreign/weird, e.g. citations, proper names, titles, etc. The French definition given here suggests that the German equivalent is "Fremdwort". This is differentiated from "Lehnwort", because the latter does not show any foreign aspects (pronunciation, orthography ...) anymore.
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позајмљеница (Serbian)
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Користе се као и термини "туђица" и "варваризам", али је "позајмљеница" најнеутралнији.
