/koi̯ˈneː/, [koɪ̯ˈneː]
OriginFrom Ancient Greek κοινή (koinḗ), through German Koine (also Koiné) and French koinè.
- femininekoine (standard language that evolves naturally through dialect mixing)
- feminineA learned term for standard or general Luxembourgish, which developed, after the creation of modern Luxembourg in 1839, on the basis of the dialect of Luxembourg City, but with avoidance of certain peculiar or less valued features of the latter.
FormsKoinéen(plural) · Koinè(alternative)
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