Indicates proficiency in spoken and written language, not just casual conversation.

Language Proficiency

Refers to knowledge of languages other than one's mother tongue, like foreign languages.

Beyond Native

In linguistics, lingual usually relates to sounds produced by the tongue in speech.

Speech Sounds

When learning a new language, understanding lingual articulation can improve pronunciation.

Phonetic Detail

Used in dentistry, referring to parts of teeth and gums closest to the tongue.

Dental Context

Lingual in dental terms describes a distinct area, not all oral structures.

Specific Anatomical Area

In medical terms, denotes specific conditions, not general health or wellbeing.

Medical Condition

Medical use of 'lingual' is technical; learners might not encounter it in everyday language.

Technical Vocabulary

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