(しゃくようご)

しゃくようご
noun
loanword; borrowed word
1. loanword; borrowed word
A word adopted from another language. In Japanese linguistics, this term covers words borrowed from any foreign language, including English, Portuguese, Dutch, Chinese, and others.
「パン」はポルトガル()からの借用語(しゃくようご)だ。
'Pan' (bread) is a loanword from Portuguese.
日本語(にほんご)には英語(えいご)からの借用語(しゃくようご)(おお)い。
Japanese has many loanwords from English.
借用語(しゃくようご)(もと)言語(げんご)とは意味(いみ)()わることがある。
Loanwords sometimes change in meaning from their original language.

A linguistics term composed of 借用(しゃくよう) (borrowing) + () (word/language). In Japanese, loanwords are typically written in katakana and called 外来語(がいらいご). Strictly speaking, 借用語(しゃくようご) is a broader academic term that includes 漢語(かんご) (Sino-Japanese words), while 外来語(がいらいご) usually refers to non-Chinese foreign words. Related terms: 和語(わご) (native Japanese words), 漢語(かんご) (Sino-Japanese words), 和製英語(わせいえいご) (Japanese-coined English words).