What is the Meaning & Definition of Cultismo
Although it is not widely used nor common in everyday language, the word cultismo is very important when it comes to language because it has to do with the meanings of words, many of them taken from the classical languages such as Greek and latin and his adaptation (or not) to the different current languages. The term cultismo comes from the latin (hence, we can say that it is also a cultismo). In the latin language, cultismo is a derivation of the word cultus, which will also drop the word culture. Thus, the cultismo is everything that has to do with the culture and especially understood in relation to language. We can say that the cultismo is a word that has been taken from a classical language (Greek and latin) and is used in the current language, in our case the Castilian or Spanish, while maintaining its original meaning as well as also its structure and format. It is important to note that the vast majority of the words have suffered some kind of alteration to the new Romance languages were developed, for which there are few who can consider jargon in comparison with the total number of words that make up a language.
In addition, this also contributes to the jargon usually to be words that are not used in every day, in the common language or informal if not that in the majority of cases are related to academic and scientific fields. In this way, many words that are related to the sciences and ending with the suffix Lodge are jargon, for example: epistemology, methodology, etymology, dermatology, psychology, pedagogy, etc. Other typical jargon terminations are terminations of ico or ica, for example with logic, clinical, hermetic, politics, mathematics, music, panic, etc. Also the words that end with the suffix ia space tend to be clatter as democracy, allergy, aristocracy, phobia, hysteria, history, Church, etc.
The words that were changing over time and which lost its original format are known, as opposed to the jargon, as heritage words, i.e. that already are unique to each language heritage because they are no longer equal to as they were originally.
In addition, this also contributes to the jargon usually to be words that are not used in every day, in the common language or informal if not that in the majority of cases are related to academic and scientific fields. In this way, many words that are related to the sciences and ending with the suffix Lodge are jargon, for example: epistemology, methodology, etymology, dermatology, psychology, pedagogy, etc. Other typical jargon terminations are terminations of ico or ica, for example with logic, clinical, hermetic, politics, mathematics, music, panic, etc. Also the words that end with the suffix ia space tend to be clatter as democracy, allergy, aristocracy, phobia, hysteria, history, Church, etc.
The words that were changing over time and which lost its original format are known, as opposed to the jargon, as heritage words, i.e. that already are unique to each language heritage because they are no longer equal to as they were originally.