The form of utterance peculiar to a particular nation, people, or group of persons; a language, tongue, or dialect.

Counsel, consultation, deliberation, esp. of a private or secret nature. Also: an instance of this.

The language of a nation, people or race; a ‘tongue’. Obsolete.

The speech or language of a people or race; also, that of a particular class or locality, a dialect.

An act of speaking or uttering something, usually in contrast with writing (esp. in early use), or with action, gesture, thought, etc.; (in plural…

Language; speech.

A language. Obsolete.

The system of spoken or written communication used by a particular country, people, community, etc., typically consisting of words used within a…

a language, tongue.

Speech, language. Obsolete. rare. (Cf. taal, n.)

singular. Language; chiefly in phrase, of one lip (a Hebraism); also used for ‘agreeing in one story’. literal and figurative. Obsolete.

Speech, speaking; language, tongue. Obsolete.

= language, n. 1a. Obsolete. rare.

†Language, ‘tongue’ = leden, n. 2. Obsolete.

†(a) a common or international language (obsolete); (b) language of a register or kind used in a public context.

A language, especially a person or people's own language; the distinctive form of speech of a particular people or country.

= idiom, n. 2. Obsolete.

A language; a lingo.

Any language that is used by speakers of different languages as a common medium of communication; a common language.

language, as received and comprehended rather than as expressed in speech or writing; the ability to comprehend language.