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Neo-Latin
[ nee-oh-lat-n ]
adjective
Neo-Latin
/ ˌniːəʊˈlætɪn /
noun
- another term for New Latin
adjective
- denoting or relating to New Latin
- denoting or relating to language that developed from Latin; Romance
Word History and Origins
Origin of Neo-Latin1
Example Sentences
These Yugo-Slavs are in their turn severed by the Rumanians of Neo-Latin speech from their northern and eastern brethren, the Ruthenians, Poles, Great and Little Russians.
Many of the ingredients of the Neo-Latin dialects must be sought for in the ancient dialects of Italy and her provinces.
Some of these "Neo-Latin" and "Neo-Greek" words are extraordinary in themselves and obscure in their origin, though not through antiquity.
It found its climax in Dante and Eckhart, the greatest poet of the Neo-Latin race, and the most illumined religious genius of Germany.
All authors and notable partisans of Neo-Latin universal languages shall meet in a special academy, which will elaborate a compromise-language.
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