Entity: LOGUE
LOGUE is a combining form used in the names of kinds of discourse, spoken or written, indicating speech or discourse of a particular kind.
LOGUE
Etymology
The suffix -LOGUE is derived from Greek -logos, -logon, meaning 'one who is immersed in or driven by'. It is mostly used in French-derived words and is related to the suffix -logy.
Definition
LOGUE is a linguistic element denoting discourse or talk, often used in the names of specific types of communication.
Historical Context
The use of -LOGUE in language dates back to ancient Greek roots, indicating a long history of its usage in various forms of discourse.
Cultural Significance
LOGUE plays a significant role in naming and categorizing different types of spoken or written communication, reflecting the importance of discourse in human interaction.
Related Concepts
-LOGUE is related to other linguistic suffixes such as -logy, -loger, and -logist, which also denote specific areas of study or expertise.
See Also
A linguistic element denoting discourse or talk, often used in the names of specific types of communication.