意味を持っている物は全て、言語と呼ぶ。の英語

Everything that has meaning can be called language.

(of one word) having various meanings

every word has a syndrome of meanings

The word has several meanings.

The meaning of a word is determined by the context where it is used.

It seems they understand the meaning of that word.

of a word, to be changed into a different meaning

a dictionary giving equivalent words in two languages

a word with several meanings

the dictionary gave several senses for the word

Intuitively, the basic atomic unit of meaning is a word.

Every language continues to change as long as it is spoken.

The word you use depends on your intended meaning.

the same pronunciation for words of different origins

They are called noun modifiers.

expressing one thing in terms normally denoting another

a Japanese word spelled with Chinese characters whose meanings are opposite one another

words that are spelled and pronounced differently but have the same meaning called synonyms

the elemental factor added to other words to change its meaning

These words are derived from the same root.

the theory that each phonetic has its own meaning Japanese phonetics

Some words are hard to define.

The word has two separate meanings.

The word you use depends on your intended meaning.

I wonder what language aliens would speak in.

The word is ambiguous in meaning.

There are lots of four-character compound words in Japanese, huh?

The word has a double signification―a twofold meaning.

various nuances of meaning

It's a fact that every language changes.