Define:Lang
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Lang (plural Langs)
- Abbreviation o language
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Pairt or aw o this entry haes been importit frae the 1913 edeetion o Webster’s Dictionar, which is nou free o copyricht an hence in the public domain. The importit defineetions mey be signeeficantly oot o date, an ony mair recent senses mey be completely missin.
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- lang in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionar, G. & C. Merriam, 1913
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Etymology eedit
From Auld Norse
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Pronunciation eedit
- /lanɡ/
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Lang (neuter langt, definite and plural lange, comparative længere, superlative længst)
- long (having great distance)
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Etymology eedit
From Old Dutch *lang, from Template:Proto.
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Lang (comparative Langer, superlative Langst)
- long
- Het was een lange dag. — It's been a long day.
- tall
- Een lange man. — A tall man.
- lengthy (time)
- Het duurt lang. — It takes a long time.
Declension eedit
- REDIRECT Template:Wt/sco/nl-decl-adj
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Lang
- a long time
- Wie heeft het langst gespeeld? — "Who played longest?
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German eeditEtymology eeditLua error in Module:Etymology/templates at line 49: The parameter "3" is not used by this template..Pronunciation eeditAdjective eeditLang (??? please provide the comparative/superlative!) Declension eeditpositive furms o Lang
comparative furms o Lang
superlative furms o Lang
Antonyms eeditAdverb eeditLang
Derived terms eeditRelated terms eeditHaitian Creole eeditEtymology eeditFrom French .Noun eeditLang Synonyms eedit
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Usage notes eeditEnglish transcriptions of Chinese speech often fail to distinguish between the critical tonal differences employed in the Chinese language, using words such as this one without the appropriate indication of tone.
Norwegian eeditPronunciation eeditAdjective eeditLang Inflection eedit Inflection o Lang
Old English eeditEtymology eeditTemplate:Proto, from Template:Proto. Cognate with Old SaxonPronunciation eedit
Adjective eeditLang (comparative lengra, superlative lengest) Declension eedit
Descendants eeditOld High German eeditEtymology eeditTemplate:Proto, whence also Old EnglishAdjective eeditLang Scots eeditAdjective eeditLang (comparative langer, superlative langest) Adverb eeditLang (comparative langer, superlative langest) Derived terms eeditTagalog eeditAdverb eeditLang Vietnamese eeditAdjective eeditlang |