Languages

Tamil Brahmi Inscriptions in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings Confirm Extensive Ancient Maritime Reach

Global Data Confirms Century-Long Rise in Uncommon First Names

Papua New Guinea Retains Global Lead in Linguistic Diversity Amidst Preservation Concerns

Origin of 'OK' Traced to 1839 Boston Slang Fad

Portuguese Term for Volcanic Ash Lung Disease Registers 46 Letters

Ayacucho's Identity Anchored in Bilingualism and Revitalized 2026 Carnival

Jalisco to Launch Bachelor's Degree to Formalize Mariachi Music Heritage

Swedish Compound Word Separation Causes Significant Semantic Shifts

Phonemic Precision Underpins Meaning in Language and Official Appointments

Literary Figures Credited with Introducing Over 1,700 Words to English

Tolkien's Philological Mastery Underpins Middle-earth's Mythological Depth

Portuguese Christmas Eve Tradition Centers on Salted Codfish, 'Bacalhau'

Study Links Swearing to Temporary Increase in Physical Endurance

Cognitive Challenges Persist in Mastering Contemporary English Idioms

Ireland Launches Comprehensive Monolingual Irish Dictionary for Linguistic Autonomy

Acoustic Surprisal and Word Vividness Enhance Memory Recognition, Challenging Linguistic Theory

Aberystwyth Linguists Compile Dictionary of Ancient Celtic Languages (325 BCE–500 CE)

Video Game Engagement Correlates with Measurable Gains in English Proficiency

Preserving Sfyria: The Unique Whistled Language of the Greek Village of Antia

Radiocarbon Dating Places Voynich Manuscript in Early Fifteenth Century Amid New Cipher Analysis

Monotheistic Naming Conventions: Shared Attributes and Distinct Divine Names in Islam and Judaism

Universal 'Mama' Sound Rooted in Infant Biology, Not Cultural Diffusion

Oxford English Dictionary Names "Rage Bait" Word of the Year for 2025

Cross-Cultural Lexical Gaps Reveal Nuances in Human Emotional Expression

Osijek University to Host Presentation on Rotwelsch, Secret Language of Medieval Itinerants