polyglottery
/pɒlɪˈɡlɒt(ə)ri/noun
The knowledge or use of several languages, polyglot character.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Weekly. Fromeither polyglot or polyglot+ -ery.
- Groperland
- gropingly
- Gropius, Walter
- grosbeak
- groschen
- grosgrain
- gros point
- gross
- gross anatomy
- gross domestic product
- grosser
- Grosseteste, Robert
- Grossglockner
- gross indecency
- grossly
- gross misconduct
- gross national product
- grossness
- gross-out
- gross someone out
- gross ton
- gross tonnage
- grossular
- grossularite
- Gros Ventre