linguist

As nouns the difference between linguist and linguism

is that linguist is one who studies linguistics while linguism is discrimination based on a person's language.

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As a noun linguist

is one who studies linguistics.

As nouns the difference between lingual and linguist

is that lingual is (phonetics) a sound articulated with the tongue while linguist is linguist (one who studies linguistics).

As an adjective lingual

is related to the tongue.

As nouns the difference between linguist and bloomfieldian

is that linguist is linguist (one who studies linguistics) while bloomfieldian is a supporter of leonard bloomfieldian's linguistic theories.

As an adjective bloomfieldian is

of or pertaining to (leonard bloomfield) (1887–1949), american linguist and pioneer of linguistic structuralism.

As nouns the difference between linguist and russicist

is that linguist is linguist (one who studies linguistics) while russicist is a linguist specializing in the russian language.

As nouns the difference between linguist and vasconist

is that linguist is linguist (one who studies linguistics) while vasconist is a linguist or philologist specializing on the basque language.

As nouns the difference between linguist and austronesianist

is that linguist is one who studies linguistics while Austronesianist is a linguist specializing in Austronesian languages.

As a noun linguist

is one who studies linguistics.

As an adjective Lakoffian is

of or pertaining to George P Lakoff (1941-), American cognitive linguist noted for his ideas about the centrality of metaphor to human thinking and behaviour.

As nouns the difference between linguist and nonlinguist

is that linguist is linguist (one who studies linguistics) while nonlinguist is a person who is not a linguist.