Lingua is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LINGUA in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL LIN·GUAE]:
• the tongue or a part like a tongue.
NOUN:
• the tongue
• any tongue-like structure
• A median process of the labium, at the under side of the mouth in insects, and serving as a tongue.
• a mobile mass of muscular tissue covered with mucous membrane and located in the oral cavity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the tongue or a tonguelike part

Words related to LINGUA

linguae8 linguas8

Words that contain LINGUA

linguae8 lingual8 linguas8 linguals9 bilingual12 lingually13 bilinguals13 bowlingual16 prelingual13 sublingual13 trilingual11 unilingual11 bilingually17 bowlinguals17 interlingua12 monolingual14 unilinguals12 polylingual17 bilingualism17 dentilingual14 fissilingual16 interlingual13 interlinguas13 monolinguals15 multilingual15 prelingually18 trilingually16 bilinguality18 bilingualisms18 dentilinguals15 quadrilingual24 trilingualism16 unilingualism16 unilingualist14 interlingually18 monolingualism19 multilingually20 trilingualisms17 unilingualisms17 unilingualists15 bilingualities17 monolingualisms20 multilingualism20 multilingualisms21

How to use LINGUA in a sentence

• It remains here and there, as a lingua general at least, and doubtless in cases as an original tongue, among the wild tribes.
• Apud exteros priores Scoti sylvestri, posteriores domestici vocantur, lingua Hibernica priores communiter utuntur, Anglicana posteriores.
• In the Comedy called Lingua, there is a circumstance which Chetwood mentions, too curious, to be omitted here.
• But I can talk to him in Lingua Terra without having to put one of those damn gags in my mouth, and he can pass my instructions on to the others.
• They visited the school, where young Kragans were being taught to read Lingua Terra and studied from textbooks printed in Johannesburg and Sydney and Buenos Aires.
• As to whether or not he can read Lingua Terra, my belief is that he can.
• They seemed to be copies of ancient blueprints, lettered in First Century English, with Lingua Terra translations added, and marked TOP SECRET and U.
• He was quoting Homer, I remembered, and you could tell that he was thinking in the original ancient Greek and translating to Lingua Terra as he went.

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