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Gallicism

Gallicisms are loanwords, idioms, or expressions entered from French into other languages.

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Gallicism

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples52
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
Components1

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Gallicism

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related to Polish · 18
Gallicism → After, Europe, French, French-born, In, It, John II Casimir Vasa, John III Sobieski, King Władysław, King Władysław IV Vasa, Later, Marie Louise, Nevertheless, Paris, Poland, Polish, Romanticism, There
related to Early meaning · 15
Gallicism → Alembert, Beauzée, Beauzée's, Dictionnaire, Diderot, Encyclopedia, French, Frenchman, Gabriel Surenne, However Beauzée, In, Latin, Nicolas Beauzée, The, Trévoux
related to Russian · 12
Gallicism → Cyrillic, For, French, Gallicisms, Leo Tolstoi, Modern, Peace, Russian, Shershe, Some Gallicisms, There, War
related to Etymology · 7
Gallicism → An, English, France, French, Gaul, Latin Gallicus, The

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french gallicisms language russian english expressions meaning modern polish also time beauzée words many used speech cultural influence example entered

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Gallicismrelated to Early meaningThe0.60section
Gallicismrelated to Early meaningIn0.60section
Gallicismrelated to Early meaningNicolas Beauzée0.60section
Gallicismrelated to Early meaningEncyclopedia0.60section
Gallicismrelated to Early meaningDiderot0.60section
Gallicismrelated to Early meaningAlembert0.60section
Gallicismrelated to Early meaningFrench0.60section
Gallicismrelated to Early meaningBeauzée0.60section
Gallicismrelated to Early meaningDictionnaire0.60section
Gallicismrelated to Early meaningTrévoux0.60section
Gallicismrelated to Early meaningLatin0.60section
Gallicismrelated to Early meaningFrenchman0.60section

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