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voc.
abbreviation vocative.
abbreviation vocative.
vocab
noun , colloq vocabulary.
noun , colloq vocabulary.
vocable
noun , linguistics
1 a spoken word or single sound in a word.
2 a spoken or written word regarded as a series of sounds or letters, rather than as a unit of meaning.
[16c: from Latin vocabulum , from vocare to call]
noun , linguistics
1 a spoken word or single sound in a word.
2 a spoken or written word regarded as a series of sounds or letters, rather than as a unit of meaning.
[16c: from Latin vocabulum , from vocare to call]
vocabulary
noun (vocabularies )
1 the words used in speaking or writing a particular language.
2 the words, or range of words, known to or used by a particular person or group.
3 a list of words with translations in another language alongside.
4 a range of artistic or stylistic forms and techniques.
[16c: from Latin vocabularius , from vocabulum vocable]
noun (vocabularies )
1 the words used in speaking or writing a particular language.
2 the words, or range of words, known to or used by a particular person or group.
3 a list of words with translations in another language alongside.
4 a range of artistic or stylistic forms and techniques.
[16c: from Latin vocabularius , from vocabulum vocable]
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