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	German	English
	Abchasisch {n} [ling.]	Abkhaz
	Abessiv {m} (marginaler Fall in einigen finno-ugrischen Sprachen) [ling.]	abessive case; abessive (marginal case in some Finno-Ugric languages)
	begriffliche Abgrenzung {f}; Begriffsabgrenzung {f} [ling.] [phil.]	conceptual delimitation
	Abhängigkeit {f} [ling.]	subordination
	Ablativ {m} [ling.]	ablative
	Adessiv {m} (spezifischer Ortskasus in einigen finno-ugrischen Sprachen) [ling.]	adessive case; adessive (specific locative case in some Finno-Ugric languages)
	Adhortativ {n} [ling.]	adhortative
	Adjazenz {f} (Nachbarschaft/Aneinanderstoßen von Elementen) [ling.] [math.]	adjacency (of elements)
	Adjunkt {n} (fakultative Ergänzung im Satz) [ling.]	adjunct
	Adposition {f} [ling.]	adposition
	Adstrat {n} [ling.]	adstratum
	Akadisch {n} [ling.]	Acadian
	Akkadisch {n} [ling.]	Akkadian
	Akkusativ {m}; vierter Fall [ling.]	accusative
	Akkusativobjekt {n} [ling.]	direct object
	Akrophonie {f} [ling.]	acrophony
	Aktiv {n}; Tatform {f}; Tätigkeitsform {f} [ling.]	active; active voice
	Leipogramm {n}; Lipogramm {n} (Text, in dem auf einen/mehrere Buchstaben verzichtet wird) [ling.]	lipogram
	Allgemeinsprache {f}; Gemeinsprache {f} [ling.]	common language
	Allgemeinwortschatz {m} [ling.]	general vocabulary
	Allograph {m} [ling.]	allograph
	Allophon {n}; Lautvariante {f}; Phonemvariante {f} (z. B. die unterschiedliche Aussprache des R-Lautes) [ling.]	allophone; sound variant; phonetic variant (e.g. the different pronunciation of the r-sound)
	Altbulgarisch {n} [ling.]	ancient Bulgarian
	Altfranzösisch {n} [ling.]	Old French
	Altgriechisch {n} [ling.]	ancient Greek
	Althochdeutsch {n} [ling.]	Old High German
	Altjapanisch {n} [ling.]	Old Japanese (Old Japanese language)
	Altkirchenslawisch {n}; Altslawisch {n} [ling.]	Old Church Slavic; Old Church Slavonic; ancient Church Slavonic; ancient Slavic; ancient Slavonic
	Altniederdeutsch {n} [ling.]	Old Low German
	Altnordisch {n}; Altskandinavisch {n} [ling.]	Old Norse; Old Nordic; Old Scandinavian
	Altnorwegisch {n} [ling.]	Old Norwegian (Old Norse language of Norway)
	Altpolnisch {n} [ling.]	ancient Polish
	Altpreußisch {n} [ling.]	Old Prussian
	Altrussisch {n} [ling.]	ancient Russian
	Alttschechisch {n} [ling.]	ancient Czech
	Alveolar {m} [ling.]	alveolar consonant
	Ambiposition {f} [ling.]	ambiposition
	Amphibrachys {m} (Versmaß) [ling.]	amphibrach (metre)
	Anakoluth {m,n}; Anakoluthie {f}; Satzbruch {m} [ling.]	anacoluthon
	Anapäst {m} (Versmaß) [ling.]	anapaest [Br.]; anapest [Am.] (metre)
	Angleichung {f} (zweier parallellaufender Phänomene) [biol.] [meteo.] [phys.] [ling.]	entrainment (of two collateral phenomena)
	Anhebung {f} [ling.]	ascension
	Antonymie {f} [ling.]	antonymy
	Aorist {m} [ling.]	aorist
	Aphärese {f} [ling.]	apheresis; aphaeresis [Br.]
	Apokoinu {n} (Worteinsparung) [ling.]	apokoinu
	Apokope {f} [ling.]	apocope
	Aposiopese {f}; Satzabbruch {m} (Abbrechen eines Satzes, bevor das Wesentliche gesagt wurde) [ling.]	aposiopesis
	Aprosdoketon {n} [ling.]	aprosdoketon
	Aramäisch {n}; aramäisch {adj} [ling.]	Aramaic
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