terminology

• n. 専門用語、命名法; 辞書

termin-、境界、終端、-logy、教義。terminology boundary, terminology, terminologyから派生した。

terminology (n.)

1770, from German Terminologie, a hybrid coined by Christian Gottfried Schütz (1747-1832), professor of poetry and rhetoric at Jena, from Medieval Latin terminus "word, expression" (see terminus) + Greek -logia "a dealing with, a speaking of" (see -logy). Related: Terminological.

Decandolle and others use the term Glossology instead of Terminology, to avoid the blemish of a word compounded of two parts taken from different languages. The convenience of treating the termination ology (and a few other parts of compounds) as not restricted to Greek combinations, is so great, that I shall venture, in these cases, to disregard this philological scruple. [William Whewell, "The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences," 1847]

1. It 's couched in such very user-unfriendly terminology .

には、ユーザーに敬遠される用語が使用されています。

2.The disagreement arose over a different use of terminology .

分岐の原因は専門用語の使用の違いにある。

3.In biological terminology life is divided into two groups：plants and animals.

生物学的用語では、生物は植物と動物に大きく分けられる。

4.He particularly criticized the terminology in the document.

彼は特にファイルで使用されている用語を批判した。

5.The article uses rather specialized musical terminology .

この記事にはかなり専門的な音楽用語が使われています。