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superstratum

/ˈsuː.pəˌstrɑː.təm/

Traduction: Nom désignant une couche ou un dépôt situé au-dessus d'une autre, ou en linguistique, une langue imposée par un groupe envahisseur plus tardif qui influence la langue locale.

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/ˈsuː.pəˌstrɑː.təm/C2formaltechnical
  • frNom désignant une couche ou un dépôt situé au-dessus d'une autre, ou en linguistique, une langue imposée par un groupe envahisseur plus tardif qui influence la langue locale.

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

pluriel irrégulier

  1. Overlying layerC2formal

    A stratum or layer that lies above or is deposited on top of another.

    frCouche sus-jacente

    • The geologist identified a superstratum of sandstone above the limestone.
    • In the archaeological dig, a superstratum of ash covered the ancient ruins.
    • The superstratum of soil was rich in organic matter.

    Synonymescoveringoverlay

    Antonymessubstratumunderground

  2. Dominant language influenceC2formal

    The language of a later invading or culturally dominant group that is imposed on an indigenous population and contributes structural or lexical features to their language.

    frsuperstrat

    • French served as a superstratum over English after the Norman Conquest, adding many vocabulary items.
    • The Arabic superstratum influenced the vocabulary of Persian and Turkish.
    • Linguists study how a superstratum can reshape the grammar of a substrate language.

    Synonymessuperstrate

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  • superstrata plural form
  • superstratums plural form
  • superstrata's possessive plural form
  • superstratums' possessive plural form
  • superstratum's possessive singular form
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