Dialects is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIALECTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DIALECT, a language peculiar to a region
• a particular form of a language which is peculiar to a specific region or social group
• a particular version of a programming language.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a regional variety of a language

Words related to DIALECTS

dialect10

Words that contain DIALECTS

subdialects16

How to use DIALECTS in a sentence

• His influence in fixing a national language to supersede the various dialects, and in preparing the way for the literary renaissance of the Elizabethan age, is beyond calculation.
• He lived with the Indians for many years, and spoke the dialects of different tribes, though his mission was chiefly to the Hurons.
• All this shows that the ancestors of the present lake tribes who speak these dialects, must have overspread all New England.
• It speaks a score of dialects but one language, follows a hundred paths to the same goal, performs a thousand kinds of service in loyalty to the same ideal which is its life.
• We must remember that besides the literary or written languages of each country there are several spoken dialects.
• Their traditions, customs, physiognomy and dialects support this theory.
• Our first understanding of Chou language and dialects seems to come through the method applied by P.
• In time, when the family became a nation, the wild growth of dialects passed into a language.
• While some of these are related to each other, they are distinct languages, not dialects, even those which are related being as unlike as the French, Italian, and Spanish.
• Their dialects were also slightly different, as much so as happens in the dependencies of any other country.
• The dialects of the two settlements would contain many words in common, but neither of them would be a Chinese dialect on that account.
• In the first place, the whole tendency of language in the modern world is towards disappearance of local dialects, and their absorption into a uniform literary language.
• It was written in a language hitherto unknown to European scholars, one of the primitive dialects of Persia.
• The diversity of races, and the mingled dialects of the Amazon and Europe, make an attractive street scene.
• And this process is not restricted to dialects merely.
• This seems to be a characteristic feature of the South-German dialects, though in none is it so pronounced as in the Alemannic.
• Old dialects are being continually wiped out only to make room for new ones.
• The Ishmaelite tribes, in fact, spoke dialects in which Canaanitish and Arabic elements were mingled together.
• There are likewise versions in the Bergamasc and Neapolitan dialects, while the manuscript of a Latin translation is preserved in the University Library at Cambridge.
• So should such facts as that of the closely allied dialects of the Gudang and Kowrarega differing from each other by the absence or presence of so important a sound as that of s.
• In either case, however, the phonetic differences between particular dialects are the measures of but slight differences.
• They are to each other like the Tuscan, Lombard, and Sicilian dialects of Italia, or the Castilian, Portuguese, and Galician in Espana.
• Languages had to be formed, and local dialects had to be transformed into national and literary forms, before national States could find the means of utterance.
• The men of the draft army represent as many nationalities, dialects and race-prejudices as there are in Europe.
• As an example of the diversity of dialects in China, may be cited the Chinese word for man.
• Such are the first people and dialects to be considered as the antecedent occupants of the country in which English literature was to have its birth.
• The hundreds of Negro tongues or dialects in the north represent most probably the result of war and migration and the breaking up of ancient centers of culture.

Similar words containing DIALECT without suffix s

dialect10 dialectal12 dialectic14 dialectics15 subdialect15 bidialectal16 dialectally17 dialectical16 subdialects16 dialectician17 dialecticism19 dialectology19 interdialect15 dialectically21 dialecticians18 dialecticisms20 undialectical18 bidialectalism21 dialectologies18 dialectologist18 interdialectal17 multidialectal19 bidialectalisms22 dialectological21 dialectologists19 dialectologically26

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