Definition Synonyms
Definition of glossa - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalTECH. mobile mass in the oral cavityTECH.
- The glossa is essential for tasting and swallowing.
2.
linguisticsDated language or dialect of a region or countryDated
- The glossa of rural communities often preserves older linguistic forms..
3.
zoologyTECH. the tongue of an insectTECH.
- The bee's glossa helps it gather nectar.
4.
phonologyDated unintelligible ecstatic speechDated
- During the ritual, she spoke in glossa.
Origin of glossa
Greek, glossa (tongue, language)
Examples of glossa in a sentence
Injury to the glossa can affect eating. The glossa of the island is unique and fascinating. Studying the glossa of ancient texts can be quite revealing. The butterfly's glossa is adapted for sipping nectar. Scientists studied the glossa of various insects. He suddenly burst into glossa during the ceremony.
The audience was captivated by her glossa.
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- French:langue, dialecte, ...
- German:Zunge, Sprache, ...
- Italian:lingua, dialetto, ...
- Spanish:lengua, dialecto, ...
- Portuguese:língua, dialeto, ...
- Chinese:舌头, 语言, ...
- Japanese:舌, 言語, ...
- Arabic:لِسَان, لُغَة, ...
- Hebrew:לָשׁוֹן, ניב, ...
- Russian:язык, диалект, ...
- Ukrainian:язик, діалект, ...
- Hindi:ग्लोसा, भाषा, ...
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