Jarg

Pronunciation: /dʒɑːrg/

Definitions of jarg

noun a type of language that is difficult to understand, often used in a specific profession or group

Example Sentences

A1 I don't understand all the medical jargon the doctor used.

A2 The legal jargon in the contract was confusing to me.

B1 It's important to learn the jargon of the industry you work in.

B2 The jargon used in the scientific research paper was difficult to decipher.

C1 As a linguist, I am familiar with the jargon of multiple languages.

C2 The jargon used by computer programmers can be quite complex and specialized.

Examples of jarg in a Sentence

formal The technical jargon used in the report may be difficult for some readers to understand.

informal I can't keep up with all the jargon they use in the office meetings.

slang I have no idea what that jarg means, can you explain it to me?

figurative She spoke with such confidence and used industry jargon effortlessly, it was clear she was an expert in her field.

Grammatical Forms of jarg

• past tense: jarged
• plural: jargs
• comparative: more jarg
• superlative: most jarg
• present tense: jargs
• future tense: will jarg
• perfect tense: have jarged
• continuous tense: is jarging
• singular: jarg
• positive degree: jarg
• infinitive: to jarg
• gerund: jarging
• participle: jarged

Origin and Evolution of jarg

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'jarg' originated from Middle English, possibly influenced by Old French 'jargon' meaning chattering or twittering of birds.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'jarg' evolved to refer to specialized vocabulary or language used by a particular group or profession, often characterized by obscure or pretentious language.