phrasis
Latin
noun
Definitions
- diction
Etymology
Derived from Ancient Greek φράσις (manner of expression, speech).
Origin
Ancient Greek
φράσις
Gloss
manner of expression, speech
Concept
Semantic Field
Speech and language
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- buzz-phrase English
- catchphrase English
- counterphrase English
- interphrase English
- keyphrase English
- midphrase English
- misphrase English
- passphrase English
- phrasable English
- phrasal English
- phrase English
- phrasebook English
- phrasehood English
- phraseless English
- phraselet English
- phrasemaker English
- phrasemaking English
- phraseman English
- phraseme English
- phrasemonger English
- phraseogram English
- phraseograph English
- phraseology English
- phraser English
- rephrase English
- signal phrase English
- subphrase English
- fraasi Finnish
- Nominalphrase German
- Phrase German
- Präpositionalphrase German
- frázis Hungarian
- frázisok Hungarian
- frase Italian
- fraseggiare Italian
- fraseologia Italian
- transfrastico Italian
- frase Dutch, Flemish
- phrase French
- phraséologie French
- frase Spanish, Castilian
- frasear Spanish, Castilian
- φράσις Ancient Greek
- fraseologi Norwegian Bokmål
- antífrase Portuguese
- frase Portuguese
- frasear Portuguese
- fras Swedish
- frasera Swedish
- fraseologi Norwegian Nynorsk
- frása Irish
- frazo Esperanto
- frase Catalan, Valencian
- frase Galician
- frazo Ido
- ფრაზეოლოგია Georgian