neo latin

/ˌnioʊ ˈlætɪn/
noun
  1. Latin as used from the Renaissance to the present day, especially in formal or technical writing.
    • Neo-Latin remained the language of international scholarship for centuries.
    • He can read Neo-Latin but struggles with classical Latin.
    • The dictionary includes thousands of Neo-Latin terms.
adjective
  1. Relating to the Latin language as used after the medieval period, especially in scientific, literary, or academic contexts from the Renaissance onward.
    • Many scientific names are derived from Neo-Latin vocabulary.
    • The university offers a course in Neo-Latin literature.
    • She studied Neo-Latin poetry from the 16th century.
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