👉 In linguistics, "subcordately" is a term used to describe a type of speech that is distinct from its closest known relative within the same language. It refers to speech that has not been standardized or standardized in any other language, and it may be considered subcognitively different from the language it originates from. The term was coined by linguist Robert W. McCallum in 1973 when he proposed a system of subcognition for describing speech variation
