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vernacular
 vernacular
socioling. langue indigène; langue vernaculaire; vernaculaire
 | architecture
 architecture
gen. architecture
arts. architecture
chem. bâtiment; structure; construction; constitution
ed. génie du bâtiment
environ. architecture

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vernacular

[və'nækjulə] n
socioling. langue indigène; langue vernaculaire
vernacular [və'nækjulə] adj.
socioling. vernaculaire
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vernacular [və'nækjulə] n
lit. From the Latin vernaculus, meaning 'native, indigenous', vernacular refers to the common or everyday language of a geographic area. It can also be described as the native language of the common people in a region or country, rather than an esteemed dead language eg. Latin, which is preserved artificially in schools or through literary texts.
vernacular
: 7 phrases in 4 subjects
Construction1
General2
Health care1
Sociolinguistics3

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