adv. [f. prec. + -LY2.] In regard or relation to language or linguistics.
1860. Marsh, Eng. Lang., xxii. 473. It is also linguistically important because [etc.].
1865. Max Müller, Chips (1886), II. xxv. 267. The similarity of customs among races linguistically related to each other.
1876. Lowell, Among my Bks., Ser. II. 130. Gawain Douglas, whose translation of the Æneid is linguistically valuable.