Definition of protolanguage in English:

protolanguage

nounˈprəʊtəʊˌlaŋɡwɪdʒˈprōdōˌlaNG(ɡ)wij

A hypothetical lost parent language from which actual languages are derived.
Example sentencesExamples
- From a linguistic perspective, any protolanguage would be merely embryonic.
- His possible answer to this is that ‘the socio-cultural transition from protolanguages to modern languages took 60,000 years; but this seems unlikely in the light of modern evidence from creolization’ .
- This claim would be supported by a demonstration that linguistic behavior during sleep is restricted to protolanguage.
- Here we have to turn to notions of exaptation, for language is a unique aptitude that doesn't seem to have emerged from protolanguage, and certainly did not do so directly.

Definition of protolanguage in US English:

protolanguage

nounˈprōdōˌlaNG(ɡ)wij

A hypothetical undocumented parent language from which actual languages are derived.
Example sentencesExamples
- Here we have to turn to notions of exaptation, for language is a unique aptitude that doesn't seem to have emerged from protolanguage, and certainly did not do so directly.
- His possible answer to this is that ‘the socio-cultural transition from protolanguages to modern languages took 60,000 years; but this seems unlikely in the light of modern evidence from creolization’ .
- This claim would be supported by a demonstration that linguistic behavior during sleep is restricted to protolanguage.
- From a linguistic perspective, any protolanguage would be merely embryonic.

单词	protolanguage
释义	Definition of protolanguage in English: protolanguage nounˈprəʊtəʊˌlaŋɡwɪdʒˈprōdōˌlaNG(ɡ)wij A hypothetical lost parent language from which actual languages are derived. Example sentencesExamples From a linguistic perspective, any protolanguage would be merely embryonic. His possible answer to this is that ‘the socio-cultural transition from protolanguages to modern languages took 60,000 years; but this seems unlikely in the light of modern evidence from creolization’ . This claim would be supported by a demonstration that linguistic behavior during sleep is restricted to protolanguage. Here we have to turn to notions of exaptation, for language is a unique aptitude that doesn't seem to have emerged from protolanguage, and certainly did not do so directly. Definition of protolanguage in US English: protolanguage nounˈprōdōˌlaNG(ɡ)wij A hypothetical undocumented parent language from which actual languages are derived. Example sentencesExamples Here we have to turn to notions of exaptation, for language is a unique aptitude that doesn't seem to have emerged from protolanguage, and certainly did not do so directly. His possible answer to this is that ‘the socio-cultural transition from protolanguages to modern languages took 60,000 years; but this seems unlikely in the light of modern evidence from creolization’ . This claim would be supported by a demonstration that linguistic behavior during sleep is restricted to protolanguage. From a linguistic perspective, any protolanguage would be merely embryonic.
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