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English terms that are loanwords, i.e. terms that were directly incorporated from another language.
- Category:English terms transliterated from other languages: English terms that have been transliterated from other languages.
- Category:English adapted borrowings: English loanwords formed with the addition of an affix to conform the term to the normal morphology of the target language.
- Category:English learned borrowings: English terms that are learned loanwords, that is, terms that were directly incorporated from another language instead of through normal language contact.
- Category:English orthographic borrowings: English orthographic loans, i.e. terms that were borrowed in their script forms, not their pronunciations.
- Category:English phono-semantic matchings: English phono-semantic matchings, i.e. terms that were borrowed by matching the etymon phonetically and semantically.
- Category:English pseudo-loans: English pseudo-loans, i.e. terms that appear to be derived from another language, but are not used or have an unrelated meaning in that language itself.
- Category:English semi-learned borrowings: English terms that are semi-learned loanwords, that is, terms borrowed from a classical language into a modern language and partly reshaped based on later sound changes or by analogy with inherited terms in the language.
- Category:English unadapted borrowings: English loanwords that have not been conformed to the morpho-syntactic, phonological and/or phonotactical rules of the target language.