Registrum (linguistica)

Registrum^[1] in linguistica est varietas linguae ad certum finem vel in certis rebus socialibus adhibita. Vocabulum autem diatypus ad variationem linguisticam quae per finem socialem definitur describendam aliquando a linguistis adhibetur.^[2]

• Auctoritas (sociolinguistica)
• Dialectos
• Diglossia
• Vulgaria verba

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• Persistent Identifier of 'register'. ISO.
• Dr. Wheeler's Spectrum of Formality and Informality.