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Record For Natural Language Word "speaker" In Language English Back to the main English page.
speaker Meaning #1
"speaker", in the sense of "device".
Entered by lindarthebard.
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selsnapra

Used in 1 definitions.

  • c1=s1 is a speaker/headphones/acoustic transducer producing sound/acoustic energy c2=s2 from signal/source c3.

    It acts as a gloss word.

speaker Meaning #2
"speaker", in the sense of "utterer".
Entered by tijlan.
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Unused by any definitions.

Data Inconsistency

There appears to be both a default meaning for this word, and one or more specialized meanings. This makes little sense, and should be corrected.

"speaker", in the default sense.
Entered by rspeer.
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cusku

Used in 1 definitions.

  • x1 (agent) expresses/says x2 (sedu'u/text/lu'e concept) for audience x3 via expressive medium x4.

    It appears in place: 1.

selsku

Used in 1 definitions.

  • c2 is said by c1 to audience c3 via expressive medium c4.

    It appears in place: 2.

nalvaijvoborpinka

Used in 1 definitions.

  • p1 is bikeshedding about lujvo l1 expressed by p3 to audience p4 on grounds (du'u) x5

    It appears in place: 3.

nalvaipinka

Used in 1 definitions.

  • p1 is bikeshedding about subject p2 expressed by p3 to audience p4

    It appears in place: 3.

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