lingual
adj.
1640s, from Medieval Latin lingualis "of the tongue," from Latin lingua "tongue," also "speech, language," from Old Latin dingua, from PIE *dnghu- "tongue" (cognates: Old English tunge, Gothic tuggo "tongue;" see tongue). Altered in Latin probably in part by association with lingere "to lick."
〔李〕[lingu;-ala.] a.舌的,舌旁的 n.舌音 ←lingu (L lingua)=tongue, language 舌,语言