Linguagrafica

Lingua Grafica

• Function: noun

1. visual language combining image, typography, and iconography
2. any of various visual languages used as common cultural or commercial tongues among peoples of diverse speech
3. something resembling a common language

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Lingua Franca¹

• Pronunciation: 'li[ng]-gw&-'fra[ng]-k&
• Function: noun
• Etymology: Italian, literally, Frankish language

1. often capitalized : a common language consisting of Italian mixed with French, Spanish, Greek, and Arabic that was formerly spoken in Mediterranean ports
2. any of various languages used as common or commercial tongues among peoples of diverse speech
3. something resembling a common language

Graphic¹ (Grafica)

• Pronunciation: 'gra-fik
• Function: adjective
• Etymology: Latin graphicus, from Greek graphikos, from graphein

1. formed by writing, drawing, or engraving
2. usually graphic a : marked by clear lifelike or vividly realistic description b : vividly or plainly shown or described
3. a : of or relating to the pictorial arts; also : PICTORIAL b : of, relating to, or involving such reproductive methods as those of engraving, etching, lithography, photography, serigraphy, and woodcut c : of or relating to the art of printing d : relating or according to graphics
4. usually graphical : of, relating to, or represented by a graph
5. of or relating to the written or printed word or the symbols or devices used in writing or printing to represent sound or convey meaning