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Kind of confused by what you mean "in other languages" and then give examples in English. What are these other languages and words? If you say the meaning of t
by tantalor 4y ago
Kind of confused by what you mean "in other languages" and then give examples in English. What are these other languages and words?
If you say the meaning of these words are different in other languages, then aren't you translating them incorrectly?
> Someone who wants new words should invent them, not change the traditional meanings of other words.
Language changes over time. The meaning of words can change. Definitions aren't etched into stone.
- Jorengarenar 4y ago>What are these other languages and words? From what I see from quick search word "symptom" as written here is also present in Czech, Danish, German, Norwegian, Polish and Swedish. Many other languages has variations (e.g. French's "symptôme" or Latvian's "simptoms").