loanword (Q1083)

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word borrowed from a donor language and incorporated into a recipient language
Language Label Description Also known as
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loanword
word borrowed from a donor language and incorporated into a recipient language

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    Чужди думи (Bulgarian)
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    loanword (English)
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    mailegu (Basque)
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    Lehnwort (German)
    The definition in French describes a process, while the German word "Lehnwort" defines the result of this process, i.e., a word borrowed from another language. The definition of "loanword" is similar to the German one. - Does "emprunts" really denote the process or rather a word that has gone through the process described in the definition?
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    empréstimo (Portuguese)
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    skolinys (Lithuanian)
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    Alıntı kelime (Turkish)
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    мовне запозичення (Ukrainian)
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    заимствованное слово (Russian)
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    заемка (Macedonian)
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    Δάνειο (Greek)
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    jövevényszó (Hungarian)
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    leenwoord (Dutch)
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    préstamo lingüístico (Spanish)
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    prestito linguistico (Italian)
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    aizguvums (Latvian)
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    huazim (Albanian)
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    позајмљеница (Serbian)
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    posuđenice (Croatian)
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    manlleu (Catalan)
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