Natural Language (Noun)

Meaning

A human written or spoken language used by a community; opposed to e.g. a computer language.

Classification

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

Examples

• The linguist studied the natural language of the indigenous people to understand their culture and customs.
• The computer program was designed to process and analyze natural language inputs from users.
• Natural language is a key component of human communication and is essential for social interaction.
• The language model was trained on a large corpus of natural language texts to improve its accuracy.
• The researcher investigated how children acquire natural language skills and develop their vocabulary.

Synonyms

• Tongue

Antonyms

• Artificial Language

Hypernyms

• Linguistic Communication

Hyponyms

• Chukchi Language
• Dravidic
• Sino-Tibetan Language
• Eskimo-Aleut Language
• Tonal Language
• Nilo-Saharan Language
• Amerindian Language
• American-Indian Language
• Niger-Kordofanian Language
• Hmong Language
• Elamite
• Afrasian
• Miao
• Susian
• Austronesian Language
• First Language
• Hamito-Semitic
• Munda-Mon-Khmer
• Afroasiatic Language
• Indo-European Language
• Indo-Hittite
• Afrasian Language
• Afro-Asiatic
• Maternal Language
• Caucasian Language
• Cassite
• Austro-Asiatic Language
• Papuan Language
• Dravidian Language
• American Indian
• Indian
• Khoisan Language