historical language stage

A historical language stage is a distinct, temporally bounded phase in the development of a language, characterized by relatively stable structural features and documented through historical evidence.

Aliases (12)

• historical language form ×2
• stage of the Dutch language ×2
• historical dialect ×1
• historical language period ×1
• historical stage of a language ×1
• stage of Frisian language ×1
• stage of language ×1
• stage of the Estonian language ×1
• stage of the French language ×1
• stage of the Japanese language ×1
• stage of the Javanese language ×1
• stage of the Malay language ×1

Instances (34)

• Early Modern Dutch
• Old Dutch
• Middle Dutch via concept surface "stage of the Dutch language"
• Sermo Vulgaris
• Popular Latin
• Old Malay via concept surface "stage of the Malay language"
• Middle Javanese
• Old Anatolian Turkish
• Early Modern English via concept surface "historical stage of a language"
• Middle English
• Northumbrian via concept surface "historical dialect"
• Common Albanian
• Middle Frisian via concept surface "stage of Frisian language"
• Renaissance Latin
• Medieval Latin via concept surface "historical language form"
• Mycenaean Greek
• Early Modern Irish
• Middle Indo-Aryan
• Medieval Greek
• Middle High German
• New High German via concept surface "stage of language"
• Middle Irish
• Classical Japanese via concept surface "historical language form"
• Middle Estonian
• Old Arabic
• Middle French
• Classical Arabic
• Old Latin