Hyperpolyglot

C2 16+

Pronunciation: /ˌhaɪ.pərˈpɑl.iˌɡlɑt/

Definitions of hyperpolyglot

noun a person who is fluent in six or more languages

Example Sentences

A1 A hyperpolyglot is someone who can speak many languages fluently.

A2 My friend claims to be a hyperpolyglot because he can communicate in over 10 languages.

B1 As a hyperpolyglot, she is able to switch between languages effortlessly during conversations.

B2 The hyperpolyglot impressed everyone at the conference with their ability to interpret multiple languages in real time.

C1 Being a hyperpolyglot requires dedication and constant practice to maintain fluency in numerous languages.

C2 The renowned hyperpolyglot was able to learn a new language within a matter of weeks due to their exceptional linguistic skills.

Examples of hyperpolyglot in a Sentence

formal The conference featured a panel discussion with a renowned hyperpolyglot who could speak over 20 languages fluently.

informal My friend is such a hyperpolyglot, she can easily switch between different languages in a single conversation.

slang That guy is a total language nerd, a real hyperpolyglot who can pick up new languages in no time.

figurative In the world of coding, he is considered a hyperpolyglot for his ability to master multiple programming languages effortlessly.

Grammatical Forms of hyperpolyglot

past tense

hyperpolyglotted

plural

hyperpolyglots

comparative

more hyperpolyglot

superlative

most hyperpolyglot

present tense

hyperpolyglots

future tense

will hyperpolyglot

perfect tense

have hyperpolyglotted

continuous tense

is hyperpolyglotting

singular

hyperpolyglot

positive degree

hyperpolyglot

infinitive

to hyperpolyglot

gerund

hyperpolyglotting

participle

hyperpolyglotted

Origin and Evolution of hyperpolyglot

First Known Use: 1933 year
Language of Origin: Greek
Story behind the word: The word 'hyperpolyglot' is derived from the Greek roots 'hyper' meaning 'over' or 'beyond', 'poly' meaning 'many', and 'glot' meaning 'tongue' or 'language'.
Evolution of the word: The term 'polyglot' has been used for centuries to describe individuals proficient in multiple languages. The addition of 'hyper' to create 'hyperpolyglot' emphasizes an even greater level of language proficiency beyond the typical polyglot.