Mongolian
- noun
- /mɒŋˈɡoʊliən/
- Many children in Mongolia learn Mongolian as their first language at school.
Examples
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Linguists study the Mongolian language to understand its unique grammatical features.
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While all were nomads practicing the same horseback archery, not all were speakers of Mongolian languages.
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The Mongolian languages belong to a group of languages spoken across Central Asia.
Synonyms
A group of languages spoken mainly in Mongolia and nearby areas, like Mongolian and Buryat
A group of languages spoken mainly in Mongolia and nearby regions
Compounds
The former name of Mongolia during its socialist period from 1924 to 1992
- Slur
An old, wrong idea that grouped East and Southeast Asian people and is now seen as insulting
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mongolian for the language is named after the Mongol people, so Mongolian means the 'language' spoken by the people of Mongolia.