philological
textological
bookly
heraldric
theographic
librarious
noological
glosso-
literary
literaturological
linguistic
textual
heraldist
heraldic
lexicographical
Romanological
lexicographic
verbal
manuscriptural
lexigraphic
linguocultural
phraseological
lithological
classical
historical
textualistic
lexiconic
poetly
prehistoric
lexical
philologistic
terministic
Pegasean
chronicular
varietal
litanic
apographic
metaliterature
apographal
vocabularic
limnological
cytographic
connotational
zymographic
etymology
Masoretic
synoptic
monographic
stylistic
rheological
Ngarrindjeri
Latin
idiographic
etymological
sentencewise
wordish
repertorial
writerly
escritorial
plurilingual
multibook
mystorical
epigraphic
thesaural
terminological
fictiony
narratological
affixial
lexicostatistical
paragraphic
treatment
informal
rheologic
subjectival
affixal
muographic
Erasmian
deriving
etymologizing
articulative
historicocritical
derivation
typological
auctorial
articulatory
synonymic
epistolary
social
ostiolar

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