different between idioms vs languages
idioms
- For Wiktionary's handling of idioms, see Wiktionary:Idioms; for lists of idioms by language, see Category:Idioms by language
English
Noun
idioms
- plural of idiom
Anagrams
- iodism
idioms From the web:
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languages
- See also Wiktionary:List of languages
English
Pronunciation
- (Received Pronunciation) IPA(key): /?læ??w?d???z/
- Hyphenation: lan?guages
Noun
languages
- plural of language
Verb
languages
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of language
Anagrams
- slanguage
French
Noun
languages m pl
- plural of language
Old French
Noun
languages f pl
- oblique plural of language
- nominative plural of language
languages From the web:
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- what languages are spoken in canada
- what languages are spoken in india
- what languages are spoken in switzerland
- what languages are spoken in belgium
- what languages are on the rosetta stone
- what languages are spoken in china
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