I looked up the meaning of this word in a dictionary.
There are many technical terms, so the explanation is hard to understand.
He remembered every single word exactly.
language; speech; mode of expression
Commonly used as a suffix naming a language, as in 日本語 and 英語. It also appears in words for kinds of speech or expression, such as 口語 and 文語; the broader standalone sense 'speech' is more limited and often technical or compound-based.
Please explain it in Japanese.
She is studying English and Chinese.
This expression is often used in colloquial speech, not literary style.
She speaks Japanese.
It's hard to sum up that content in three words.
I memorize five new words every day.
Please translate this word into English.
word; vocabulary
term; terminology · wording; choice of words; phraseology
French (language)
national language · Japanese language; Japanese as a school subject · one's native language; mother tongue · native Japanese words; Yamato words
rakugo; traditional Japanese comic storytelling
vocabulary; lexicon
inflectional ending; word ending · end of a sentence; sentence ending
study of foreign languages; language learning · linguistics
Latin (language)
honorific language; polite speech; keigo
etymology; word origin
coinage; invention of a new word · coined word; neologism
words and phrases; vocabulary items
kanji compound; compound word · idiom; set phrase
analects; sayings; collected sayings
imperial rescript
subject
indecent language; dirty talk
mother tongue; native language · protolanguage; parent language
dead language; extinct language · obsolete word; dated word
secret language; jargon; cant; argot; slang
motto; slogan; catchphrase
abbreviation; acronym
seasonal word (in haiku)
translation equivalent; gloss; translated word
antonym
sense of language; linguistic intuition · feeling of a word; nuance; connotation