polyglot

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Synonyms: polyglott, polyplet, polylog, polygon, polyglots, polycot

Antonyms: polyglott, polyplet, polylog, polygon, polyglots, polycot

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Noun

1. A [[publication]] in several [[language]]s; specifically, a [[book#Noun|book]] (especially a [[bible]]) [[contain]]ing several [[version#Noun|versions]] of the same [[subject matter]] or [[text#Noun|text]] in several languages.
2. {{lb|en|also|figuratively}} One who has [[master#Verb|mastered]] (especially when able to [[speak#Verb|speak]]) several languages.
3. {{lb|en|also|figuratively}} A [[mixture]] of languages or [[nomenclature]]s.
4. {{lb|en|computing}}
5. {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[bird#Noun|bird]] able to [[imitate]] the [[sound#Noun|sounds]] of other birds.

Adjective

1. Of a [[person]]: [[speak#Verb|speaking]], or [[versed#Adjective|versed]] in, many [[language]]s; [[multilingual]].
2. [[contain|Containing]], or [[make up|made up]] of, several languages; specifically, of a [[book#Noun|book]] (especially a [[bible]]): having [[text#Noun|text]] [[translate#Verb|translated]] into several languages.
3. [[comprise|Comprising]] various ([[native#Adjective|native]]) [[linguistic#Adjective|linguistic]] [[group#Noun|groups]]; multilingual.

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