jargon
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
jargon(13th century) from Old French jargon related to gorge, gargle, the initial 'j' is explained by the fact that, in terms whose semantic field is less close to the anatomical sense, there has been a certain phonetic evolution (disappearance that affects words beginning with 'g' see jambe) which did not affect the terms close to the sense of 'throat' like gargate, garguette, garguter, gargouille, etc.
Definitions
- minéralogie
Synonyms
Plural
jargons
Hyperonym
Hyponyms
louchébemlargonji
Translations
german:Jargon
english:gibberish
chinese:行话
spanish:jerigonza