pregrammar
Linguistics
noun
Language used without an understanding or awareness of grammar; the study of the pregrammatical development of language.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in Hispania.
- Sullivan, John L.
- Sullivan, Louis Henry
- Sullivan, Sir Arthur
- sully
- Sully, Thomas
- sulpha
- sulpha-
- sulphadiazine
- sulphadimidine
- sulphamate
- sulphamethoxazole
- sulphamic acid
- sulphanilamide
- sulphapyridine
- sulphasalazine
- sulphate
- sulphide
- sulphite
- sulphonamide
- sulphonate
- sulphonation
- sulphone
- sulphonic acid
- sulphonyl
- Sulphur