different between prelingual vs prelinguistic

prelingual

English

Etymology

pre- +? lingual

Pronunciation

  • Rhymes: -???w?l

Adjective

prelingual (comparative more prelingual, superlative most prelingual)

  1. Before learning language.
    • 2001, Priscilla Ebersole, Patricia A. Hess, Geriatric nursing and healthy aging
      The prelingual deaf often learn audible speech very well.
  2. (anatomy) anterior to the tongue

Related terms

  • prelinguistic

prelingual From the web:

  • what's prelingually deaf
  • what is prelingual hearing loss
  • what does prelingual mean
  • what causes prelingual hearing loss
  • what does prelingual mean in audiology
  • what causes prelingually deaf
  • what does prelingually deaf
  • what does prelingually


prelinguistic

English

Etymology

pre- +? linguistic

Adjective

prelinguistic (not comparable)

  1. Preceding the use of true language
    • 2013, Alison Wray, Aileen Bloomer, Projects in Linguistics and Language Studies, Third Edition (page 35)
      Video a prelinguistic child with its mother. Show the recording to the mother and ask her which of the baby's noises and gestures she believes are intentional communication.

Derived terms

  • prelinguistically

Related terms

  • prelingual

prelinguistic From the web:

  • what are prelinguistic skills
  • what is prelinguistic communication
  • what is prelinguistic milieu teaching
  • what is prelinguistic speech
  • what is prelinguistic stage
  • what is prelinguistic vocalizations
  • what does pre linguistic mean
  • what means prelinguistic
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