Synonyms and Antonyms for four-letter-anglo-saxon-word
1. Anglo-Saxon (n.)
a native or inhabitant of England prior to the Norman Conquest
2. Anglo-Saxon (n.)
a person of Anglo-Saxon (especially British) descent whose native tongue is English and whose culture is strongly influenced by English culture as in WASP for `White Anglo-Saxon Protestant'
3. Anglo-Saxon (n.)
English prior to about 1100
4. letter (n.)
a written message addressed to a person or organization
- name and address
- personal letter
- text
- aerogram
- address
- covering letter
- textual matter
- dead mail
- air letter
- pastoral
- crank letter
- destination
- epistle
- encyclical
- document
- correspondence
- dead letter
- PS
- letter of intent
- round robin
- business letter
- chain letter
- line
- missive
- form letter
- cover letter
- open letter
- postscript
- aerogramme
- airmail letter
- invitation
- encyclical letter
- fan letter
5. letter (n.)
the conventional characters of the alphabet used to represent speech
- sadhe
- zed
- zee
- V
- samekh
- resh
- digram
- double-u
- character
- ezed
- ayin
- gimel
- heth
- grapheme
- H
- ascender
- L
- P
- zayin
- T
- X
- d
- polyphonic letter
- h
- l
- sin
- p
- t
- x
- vowel
- nun
- yodh
- ex
- daleth
- graphic symbol
- theta
- omicron
- C
- G
- mem
- lamedh
- K
- O
- S
- W
- descender
- g
- k
- o
- s
- eta
- w
- gamma
- lambda
- xi
- digraph
- alphabetic character
- zeta
- kaph
- chi
- initial
- polyphone
- pe
- waw
- pi
- iota
- B
- F
- epsilon
- J
- c
- N
- R
- aleph
- delta
- upsilon
- consonant
- Z
- he
- qoph
- b
- kappa
- f
- j
- letter of the alphabet
- n
- mu
- r
- v
- z
- tau
- taw
- shin
- khi
- psi
- D
- izzard
- alphabet
- block capital
- nu
- A
- phi
- E
- I
- M
- block letter
- Q
- beta
- U
- rho
- Y
- alpha
- spelling
- beth
- omega
- a
- e
- i
- m
- q
- teth
- wye
- u
- y
- sigma
6. word (n.)
a unit of language that native speakers can identify
- open-class word
- affix
- logical quantifier
- deictic
- guide word
- heteronym
- palindrome
- deictic word
- opposite word
- retronym
- polysemous word
- syncategoreme
- content word
- derivative
- subordinate word
- troponym
- quantifier
- term
- reduplication
- manner name
- nonce word
- partitive
- classifier
- terminology
- homonym
- cognate
- diminutive
- spoken word
- loan-blend
- subordinate
- four-letter word
- hapax legomenon
- syllable
- anaphor
- charade
- holonym
- anagram
- disyllable
- contraction
- loanword
- polysemantic word
- language
- oxytone
- written word
- nomenclature
- polysemant
- monosyllable
- dissyllable
- primitive
- monosyllabic word
- loan
- hypernym
- language unit
- linguistic unit
- trisyllable
- superordinate
- neology
- proparoxytone
- signifier
- word form
- syncategorem
- head
- back-formation
- form
- cognate word
- function word
- coinage
- neologism
- closed-class word
- loanblend
- part name
- descriptor
- polysyllabic word
- headword
- guideword
- four-letter Anglo-Saxon word
- paroxytone
- meronym
- head word
- polysyllable
- metonym
- dirty word
- vocable
- hybrid
- whole name
- superordinate word
- hyponym
- opposite
- key word
- antonym
- synonym
- equivalent word
- substantive
- catchword
7. four (adj.)
being one more than three
9. four (n.)
the cardinal number that is the sum of three and one
10. word (n.)
information about recent and important events
