New words from around the world have been added to the Oxford Dictionary as they have become so commonplace in the English language. These terms are 'untranslatable', meaning they do not have an ...

Human language allows us to learn new words for things we've never witnessed directly. We do this seamlessly, for example, in ...

There is a word for it now ... other languages — without English equivalents — and gigil is one among them. This marks the first official addition of new words from international languages ...

Doctors say that human language allows people to learn new words for things we’ve never witnessed directly. The post Study ...

"Wouldn't it be useful for English speakers to ... referring to another new word which originated from Mandarin and the Cantonese dialect, meaning "to package, or wrap up, food to take away".

A series of new words have been added to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) in its latest update – including eight Hiberno-English words, 11 Philippine-English words and 11 South African terms.

Gigil is a new word recently added to the Oxford English Dictionary. The word originates from the Tagalog language, and according to psychologists, it means the urge to squeeze or clench something ...