polyglot

polyglot (noun) synonyms

polylinguist compare polyglot and polylinguist
bilingual compare polyglot and bilingual
linguist compare polyglot and linguist
interpreter compare polyglot and interpreter
translator compare polyglot and translator
multilinguist compare polyglot and multilinguist
translation compare polyglot and translation
terp compare polyglot and terp
exegete compare polyglot and exegete
philologist compare polyglot and philologist
diglot compare polyglot and diglot
dragoman compare polyglot and dragoman
transliterator compare polyglot and transliterator
transcriber compare polyglot and transcriber
interpretation compare polyglot and interpretation
cryptographer compare polyglot and cryptographer
speaker compare polyglot and speaker
macaronic compare polyglot and macaronic
docent compare polyglot and docent
adapter compare polyglot and adapter
guide compare polyglot and guide
compiler compare polyglot and compiler
observer compare polyglot and observer
decipherer compare polyglot and decipherer
polyglottist compare polyglot and polyglottist
glossarist compare polyglot and glossarist
cryptologist compare polyglot and cryptologist
decoder compare polyglot and decoder
expositor compare polyglot and expositor
glossator compare polyglot and glossator
hermeneut compare polyglot and hermeneut
paraphraser compare polyglot and paraphraser
conciliator compare polyglot and conciliator
explanation compare polyglot and explanation
monitor compare polyglot and monitor
analyst compare polyglot and analyst
expounder compare polyglot and expounder
explanator compare polyglot and explanator
judge compare polyglot and judge
cicerone compare polyglot and cicerone
courier compare polyglot and courier

polyglot definitions

noun

  • A publication in several languages; specifically, a book (especially a bible) containing several versions of the same subject matter or text in several languages. 

  • A mixture of languages or nomenclatures. 

  • One who has mastered (especially when able to speak) several languages. 

  • A file that can be interpreted validly as multiple formats. 

  • A program written to be valid in multiple programming languages. 

adj
noun