idioglossia
noun
1 Medicine a form of dyslalia characterized by consistent substitution of speech sounds to such a degree that the affected person seems to speaking a language of his or her own.
2(More generally) a personal, private, or invented language.
Origin
Late 19th century. From idio- + -glossia, perhaps after Hellenistic Greek ἰδιόγλωσσος of distinct tongue.
- communicatively
- communicativeness
- communicator
- communicatory
- communion
- communion aisle
- communional
- communion board
- communion book
- communion cloth
- communion cup
- communionist
- communion letter
- communion of saints
- communion plate
- communion rail
- communion Sunday
- communion table
- communiqué
- communise
- communism
- Communism Peak
- communist
- communist bloc
- communist block