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The 14 pages that link to Loanword, each with the reason it gives.

• Cultural diffusionBroader topic: Loanwords make the movement of cultural ideas visible in everyday speech.

• CognateCompared with: Borrowing can create similar words without descent from a shared ancestral word.

• Comparative linguisticsRelated: Borrowing must be distinguished from inherited vocabulary in historical comparisons.

• EtymologyBroader topic: Borrowing is a major route by which words enter a language.

• Early Modern EnglishNarrower topic: Borrowing from Latin, Greek, and other languages greatly enlarged Early Modern English vocabulary.

• NeologismRelated: Borrowing can introduce a word that is new to the receiving language.

• Linguistic purismRelated: Purists often target borrowed words, proposing native alternatives or adapting them to local patterns.

• LexiconRelated: Borrowed words reveal how contact between languages changes lexical membership.

• Moroccan ArabicRelated: Darija incorporates words from French, Spanish, Amazigh, and other sources.

• EponymCompared with: A loanword comes from another language; an eponym is defined by its naming source.

• African FrenchRelated: Borrowed words name local foods, institutions, practices, and objects absent from standard French vocabulary.

• ManipravalamRelated: Sanskrit-derived vocabulary is one part of the style's blending, not its whole mechanism.

• LexicologyRelated: Borrowing brings words and meanings across language boundaries.

• Rwanda-RundiRelated: Contact with neighboring languages has contributed borrowed vocabulary to Rwanda-Rundi varieties.