philological (Meaning)

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philological (a)

of or relating to or dealing with philology

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Alt. of Philologic

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Philological research has shed light on the evolution of ancient languages.
The philological analysis of a text can reveal its historical context.
Comparative philology helps us understand the relationships between different languages.
Etymological studies are an important branch of philology.
The philological study of the Bible has helped to clarify its historical accuracy.
Philological evidence has been used to support theories about linguistic migration.
Comparative philology has enabled us to reconstruct lost languages.
The philological analysis of poetry can illuminate its literary devices.
Etymological dictionaries provide valuable information about the philological history of words.
Philological research can help us gain insights into ancient cultures and civilizations.

of or relating to or dealing with philologyAlt. of Philologic

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No antonyms found.

Philological research has shed light on the evolution of ancient languages.

The philological analysis of a text can reveal its historical context.

Comparative philology helps us understand the relationships between different languages.

Etymological studies are an important branch of philology.