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		Definition of Chadic in English: ChadicnounˈtʃadɪkˈCHadik mass nounA group of Afro-Asiatic languages spoken in the region of Lake Chad, of which the most important is Hausa. 乍得语群(乍得湖地区使用的亚非语系中一语群,其中豪萨语最为重要) Example sentencesExamples -  A common strategy of focusing a DP-constituent in Chadic is to move it to a designated position.
 -  Arabic is a branch of the Semitic languages, which in turn belongs to the Afro-Asiatic language family together with Berber, Ancient Egyptian, Chadic, and Cushitic.
 -  Since proto-Afrasian was probably not tonal, the most likely source of tone in Chadic is early and continued contact with non-Afrasian tone languages.
 
 
 adjective ˈtʃadɪkˈCHadik Relating to the Chadic languages. (与)乍得语群(有关)的 Example sentencesExamples -  Guruntum is one of a number of small languages spoken in northeastern Nigeria which belong to the Chadic family, most of them under constant pressure from Hausa, with some danger of extinction.
 -  Finally, in languages like Lele, an East Chadic language, and Yg Dii, an Eastern Adamawa language, logophoric marking can be done in all three persons.
 -  Among the many other Chadic tongues are Angas, Bole, Gwandara, Ron, and other West Chadic languages; the Masa languages; Kera, Mubi, Nancere, Tobanga, and other East Chadic languages; and Kamwe, Kotoko, Mandara, and other Biu-Mandara languages.
 
 
 RhymesCycladic, Helladic, maenadic, nomadic, sporadic, triadic    Definition of Chadic in US English: ChadicnounˈCHadik A group of Afro-Asiatic languages spoken in the region of Lake Chad, of which the most important is Hausa. 乍得语群(乍得湖地区使用的亚非语系中一语群,其中豪萨语最为重要) Example sentencesExamples -  A common strategy of focusing a DP-constituent in Chadic is to move it to a designated position.
 -  Since proto-Afrasian was probably not tonal, the most likely source of tone in Chadic is early and continued contact with non-Afrasian tone languages.
 -  Arabic is a branch of the Semitic languages, which in turn belongs to the Afro-Asiatic language family together with Berber, Ancient Egyptian, Chadic, and Cushitic.
 
 
 adjectiveˈCHadik Relating to the Chadic languages. (与)乍得语群(有关)的 Example sentencesExamples -  Among the many other Chadic tongues are Angas, Bole, Gwandara, Ron, and other West Chadic languages; the Masa languages; Kera, Mubi, Nancere, Tobanga, and other East Chadic languages; and Kamwe, Kotoko, Mandara, and other Biu-Mandara languages.
 -  Guruntum is one of a number of small languages spoken in northeastern Nigeria which belong to the Chadic family, most of them under constant pressure from Hausa, with some danger of extinction.
 -  Finally, in languages like Lele, an East Chadic language, and Yg Dii, an Eastern Adamawa language, logophoric marking can be done in all three persons.
 
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