glossary

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English

Etymology

From Latin glossārium, from Ancient Greek γλῶσσα (glôssa, “tongue”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈɡlɒsəɹi/

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Noun

glossary (plural glossaries)

1. A list of terms in a particular domain of knowledge with their definitions.

Synonyms

• clavis
• idioticon
• vocabulary

Coordinate terms

• terminology

Derived terms

• bilingual glossary

Related terms

• gloss

Translations

list of words with their definitions

• Albanian: fjalorth (sq) m
• Asturian: glosariu m
• Bulgarian: речник (bg) m (rečnik), речниково гнездо n (rečnikovo gnezdo)
• Catalan: glossari m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 術語表, 术语表 (shùyǔbiǎo)

• Czech: slovník pojmů m, slovníček pojmů m, glosář m
• Danish: glosar, glossar, glosarium, glossarium, glosebog, ordliste, termliste, gloseliste, glossehæfte,
• Dutch: glossarium (nl) n
• Esperanto: glosaro
• Finnish: sanasto (fi); asiasanasto
• French: glossaire (fr)
• Georgian: გლოსარიუმი (glosariumi)
• German: Glossar (de) n
• Greek: γλωσσάριο (el) n (glossário)
• Hungarian: szójegyzék (hu)
• Icelandic: orðasafn (is) n

• Irish: foclóirín m
• Italian: glossario (it) m
• Japanese: 用語集 (ようごしゅう, yōgoshū), 語彙 (ja) (ごい, goi), グロッサリー (gurossarī)
• Macedonian: поимник m (póimnik)
• Maori: kuputaka
• Norman: glossaithe m
• Norwegian: glossar n

  Bokmål: ordliste m, f

  Nynorsk: ordliste f

• Polish: glosariusz (pl) m
• Portuguese: glossário (pt) m
• Romansch: glossari m
• Russian: глосса́рий (ru) m (glossárij), слова́рь (ru) m (slovárʹ)
• Spanish: glosario (es) m
• Swedish: ordförklaring (sv)
• Tagalog: talaturingan, talahuluganan (tl)
• Turkish: lügatçe (tr)