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91eth|no|lin|guis|tics — «EHTH noh lihng GWIHS tihks», noun. a branch of linguistics that deals with the relationship of language and culture, as the effect of social, economic, and similar factors on language …
92eth|no|lin|guis|tic — «EHTH noh lihng GWIHS tihk», adjective. of or having to do with ethnolinguistics …
93eth|no|lin|guist — «EHTH noh LIHNG gwihst», noun. a specialist in ethnolinguistics …
94eth|nol|o|ger — «ehth NOL uh juhr», noun. an ethnologist …
95eth|no|log|i|cal|ly — «EHTH nuh LOJ uh klee», adverb. from the point of view of ethnology …
96eth|no|log|i|cal — «EHTH nuh LOJ uh kuhl», adjective. of or having to do with ethnology …
97eth|no|log|ic — «EHTH nuh LOJ ihk», adjective. = ethnological. (Cf. ↑ethnological) …
98eth|nol|o|gist — «ehth NOL uh jihst», noun. a person who studies ethnology …
99eth|nol|o|gy — «ehth NOL uh jee», noun. the branch of anthropology that deals with the various racial or cultural groups of ancient or contemporary people, their origin and distribution, and their distinctive characteristics, customs, institutions, and culture …
100eth|no|med|i|cine — «EHTH noh MEHD uh suhn», noun. 1. the traditional medical maxims, remedies, and methods prevalent among the people of a particular culture: »Joe brought his background in ethnomedicine and his understanding of conventional medicine (New York… …