| 释义 |
ur·spra·che
\ˈu̇(ə)rˌshpräḵə\ noun
(-s)
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: German, from ur- primitive, original (from Old High German ur-, ur out of) + sprache language, from Old High German sprāhha speech — more at abear, speech
: a parent language; especially : one reconstructed from the evidence of later languages |