Koine

Entertainment / Literature / Koine: (Grk, 'Common') (1) Common or lower-class Greek as it was spoken throughout the Mediterranean regions during the Hellenistic period up through the last days of the Roman Empire. The Greek New Testament, for instance, was written in Koine Greek as opposed to the literary language of Classical Greek. (2) Figuratively, any widely distributed variety of a language--i.e., a lingua franca.
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Pun

Entertainment / Literature / Pun: A play on two words similar in sound but different in meaning. For example, in Matthew 16:18, Christ puns in Koine Greek: Thou art Peter [Petros] and upon this rock [petra] I will build my church. Sha MORE

Solecism

Entertainment / Literature / Solecism: The area around the city of Soloi in ancient Cilicia had a population who spoke a nonstandard form of Attic Greek. Accordingly, the dominant Athenians tended to make fun of them, parody them in plays, MORE

Synthetic

Science / Chemistry / Synthetic: A substance manufactured by chemical synthesis. MORE