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A glossary is a list of specialized or technical words with their meanings. Listed below are many glossaries supporting a wide range of subjects. See also Category:Glossaries. Also try our sister project Wiktionary.

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P literature.svg General reference   (see in all page types)

See: Lists of topics: Reference

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P culture.svgCulture and the arts   (see in all page types)

Culture

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P medicine.svg Health and fitness   (see in all page types)

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P mathematics.svg Mathematics and logic   (see in all page types)

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P physics.svg Natural and physical sciences   (see in all page types)

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P vip.svg People and self   (see in all page types)

 

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Socrates blue version2.png Philosophy and thinking   (see in all page types)

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P religion.png Religion and belief systems   (see in all page types)

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P social sciences.png Society and social sciences   (see in all page types)

CorporateEducationIndian economyLaw enforcementNumismaticsUK mortgageUS MortgageBDSMHomosexuality

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Latin and Greek systematic namesQuebec FrenchLanguage teaching terms and ideasRhetorical termsAlternative words for BritishGreek words for loveCase-sensitive English wordsChicano Caló words and expressionsCommon words that have two opposite sensesDacian wordsEnglish words containing Q not followed by UEnglish words with disputed usageFrench words of Arabic originFrequently misused English wordsLatin and Greek words commonly used in systematic namesLegal Latin termsReplaced loan words in TurkishSelf-contradicting words in EnglishLongest English words with one syllableWords derived from toponymsWords having different meanings in British and American EnglishWords that may be spelled with a ligatureWords without vowel letters

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African originAfrikaans originArabic originAustralian Aboriginal originCeltic originChinese originCzech originDutch originEtruscan originFinnish originFrench originGerman expressionsGerman loan wordsGerman originGermanic and Latinate equivalentsGreek derivationHawaiian originHebrew originHungarian originIndian origin (Sanskrit, Tamil, Hindi, Urdu, Telugu) • Indonesian originIrish originIrishItalian originJapanese originKorean originLatin derivationMalay originMaori originNative American originNorwegian originOld Norse originPersian originPolish originPortuguese originRomanian originRussian originSami originScots originScottish originScottish Gaelic originSerbo-Croatian originSlovak originSpanish originSwedish originTurkic originUkrainian originWelsh originYiddish origin

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