Sentence examples for separate word for from inspiring English sources
He has a separate word for everything".
In some African languages, there is no separate word for music and dance; they are one and the same.
It is difficult to think of lyric poetry — which presents X-rays of the self in moments of being — without any separate word for "self".
"You would be surprised," writes Liza Faktor in her introduction to Mr. Milach's book, "that in all the richness of the Russian language, where there is a separate word for everything, the word 'country' means both the territory and the government".
The Germans have a separate word for bad luck, Pech.
Watch it here The ancient Greeks had four separate words for the emotion.
Other languages, such as Malay, make a lexical distinction of age the primary one, with separate words for elder brother or sister and younger brother or sister.
Hungarian has separate words for two shades of red that are considered "basic", ie, one is not a subset of the other like scarlet is to red.
Still another group of languages uses separate words for each of the four possible kinds of cousins: patrilateral cross-cousins, patrilateral parallel cousins, matrilateral cross-cousins, and matrilateral parallel cousins.
Two varieties of this crop are grown as a food grain and for use as beads; in some languages, there are separate words for the grain in these two uses.
The appearance of these two words in the same period of time may be interpreted as a clue to the existence of the sort of rice culture found in modern Marathi and Tamil, with separate words for the different stages of rice preparation.
