nyelv
Nyelv is a Hungarian term that primarily means language or tongue. In linguistics and everyday use, a language is a system of conventional signs used to communicate and express thoughts. It is human-specific, capable of infinite variation, and learned within a community. A language comprises levels such as phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics, and is typically expressed through speech and often in writing. It is acquired socially, usually in childhood, and can be spoken, signed, or written.
Languages vary greatly in form and content, yet they share certain universal properties, such as discrete units,
In addition to its linguistic sense, nyelv also denotes the anatomical organ—the tongue. The tongue is a
Writing systems extend language by recording sounds, words, and meanings on visible media, enabling transmission across