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superstrate

/ˈsuː.pə.streɪt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una capa o estrato situado sobre otro, o en lingüística, una lengua de un grupo invasor o dominante posterior que influye sobre la lengua de la población autóctona.

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noun

/ˈsuː.pə.streɪt/C2formaltechnical
  • esSustantivo que designa una capa o estrato situado sobre otro, o en lingüística, una lengua de un grupo invasor o dominante posterior que influye sobre la lengua de la población autóctona.

A noun referring to a layer or stratum that is placed over another, or in linguistics, the language of a later invading or dominant group that influences the language of the indigenous population.

  1. Geological layerC2formal

    A stratum or layer that is deposited or lies above another layer.

    esCapa geológica suprayacente

    • The geologist identified a superstrate of sandstone over the limestone.
    • Sedimentary superstrates often contain fossils from later periods.
    • The superstrate was clearly visible in the cliff face.

    Sinónimosoverlayersuperstratum

    Antónimossubstrate

  2. Linguistic influenceC2formal

    A language of a later invading or dominant group that influences the language of the indigenous population, often contributing vocabulary or structural features.

    esSuperestrato lingüístico

    • French acted as a superstrate on English after the Norman Conquest.
    • The superstrate language left many loanwords in the local dialect.
    • Linguists study how a superstrate can reshape a substrate language over time.

    Sinónimossuperstratum

Formas
  • superstrates plural form
  • superstrates' possessive plural form
  • superstrate's possessive singular form
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