polylectal
Linguistics
adjective
Having or recognizing many dialects within a language.
Origin
1970s. From poly- + -lect + -al; compare earlier dialectal, and also acrolectal, basilectal, mesolectal, etc.
- planktotrophic
- planktotrophy
- plankway
- plankwise
- plank work
- planky
- planless
- planlessly
- planlessness
- plan manager
- planned community
- planned economy
- planned obsolescence
- Planned Parenthood
- plannee
- planner
- planning
- planning blight
- planning gain
- planning horizon
- planning permission
- Plano
- plano-
- planoconcave
- planoconvex