English
Etymology
From mono- + lingual.
Pronunciation
Adjective
monolingual (comparative more monolingual, superlative most monolingual)
- knowing or using a single language
- Synonym: unilingual
- Antonyms: multilingual, plurilingual
Translations
only knowing or spoken in one language
- Albanian: njëgjuhësh
- Arabic: أُحَادِي اَللُّغَة (ʔuḥādī l-luḡa)
- Azerbaijani: təkdilli
- Basque: elebakar (eu)
- Catalan: monolingüe, unilingüe
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 單語／单语 (dānyǔ), 单语 (dānyǔ)
- Czech: jednojazyčný
- Danish: ensproget
- Dutch: eentalig (nl)
- Estonian: ühekeelne
- Finnish: yksikielinen (fi)
- French: monolingue (fr), unilingue (fr) m or f
- Galician: monolingüe, unilingüe
- Georgian: ერთენოვანი (ertenovani), მონოლინგვური (monolingvuri)
- German: einsprachig (de), monolingual (de)
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- Icelandic: eintyngdur, einmálga
- Irish: aonteangach
- Japanese: 単一言語 (たんいつげんご, tanitsugengo)
- Macedonian: едноја́зичен m (ednojázičen)
- Malay: ekabahasa
- Manx: un-çhengagh
- Maori: reo tōtahi
- Norwegian: ettspråklig
- Persian: تکزبانه, یکزبانه
- Portuguese: monolíngue
- Russian: одноязы́чный (ru) (odnojazýčnyj), (sometimes, seldom) моноязычный (ru) (monojazyčnyj),
- Spanish: monolingüe (es)
- Swedish: enspråkig (sv)
- Tagalog: sanwika
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Noun
monolingual (plural monolinguals)
- a person who knows or uses only a single language; a monoglot
German
Pronunciation
Adjective
monolingual (not comparable)
- monolingual, unilingual
Declension
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