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Noun philology has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebPhilologyDefinition: Philology is the study of language and literature, with a focus on historical and classical texts, their origins, forms, and meanings. Sense 1 (Noun): The academic discipline that comprises the study of language and literature, particularly historical and classical texts. Example sentence: As a philology student, she delved deep into researching ancient manuscripts and deciphering their meanings. Related products on Amazon: Philology Books Sense 2 (Noun): A particular form or usage of a language. Example sentence: The philology of Old English reveals the evolution of the language over time. Related products on Amazon: Old English Philology Books Sense 3 (Noun): The love for words or language study. Example sentence: His passion for philology led him to collect and analyze dictionaries from various civilizations. Related products on Amazon: Linguistics Books Sense 4 (Noun): The critical interpretation and analysis of literary works, including historical context and language usage. Example sentence: The philology of Shakespeare's sonnets uncovered new layers of meaning, shedding light on the poet's intentions. Related products on Amazon: Shakespearean Philology Books Sense 5 (Noun): The study and interpretation of ancient texts, including their language, historical context, and cultural significance. Example sentence: The philology of Egyptian hieroglyphics allows us to understand the religious beliefs of the Civilization of Ancient Egypt. Related products on Amazon: Ancient History Philology Books Sense 6 (Noun): The historical development and change of languages. Example sentence: Linguists trace the philology of the English language back to its Germanic origins. Related products on Amazon: Language History Books | ||||
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