English
Noun
formal language (plural formal languages)
- (computing theory) A set of finite strings (called words) made of symbols (from a finite set of symbols, called an alphabet).[1]
- Hyponym: regular language
- Holonym: formal system
- Meronyms: alphabet, symbol, word
Translations
set of finite strings
- Afrikaans: formele taal
- Czech: formální jazyk m
- Dutch: formele taal m or f
- Esperanto: formala lingvo, artefarita lingvo
- Finnish: formaali kieli (fi)
- French: langage formel (fr)
- German: formale Sprache (de)
- Greek: τυπική γλώσσα (el) f (typikí glóssa)
- Irish: teanga fhoirmiúil f
- Persian: زبان صوری
- Polish: język formalny m
- Portuguese: linguagem formal (pt) f
- Russian: форма́льный язы́к (formálʹnyj jazýk)
- Scottish Gaelic: cainnt foirmeil f
- Serbo-Croatian: formalni jezik m
- Spanish: lenguaje formal m
- Tajik: забони сурӣ (zabon-i suri)
- Vietnamese: ngôn ngữ hình thức (vi), ký ngữ hình thức
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References
- ^ Mirte Dekkers (December 2008) Stone Duality : An application in the theory of formal languages[1], Prof. dr. Mai Gehrke, retrieved 7 May 2019, page 7