The first, and also one of the most important steps in any legal process is to discuss and clearly define what the basic terms of discussion is, or what we mean when we discuss a particular issue. This fact clearly indicates the importance of the linguistic basis of terms and concepts relating to the legal process. In simple terms, to be able to apply, the constitution, laws and other legal acts must be published in the usual vernacular, so-called speaking language used in communication on a daily basis. The language must be clear and understandable for ordinary citizens, because if it is not, regulations may remain inapplicable. If a citizen does not know and does not understand what his or her duties are and their rights and how they can be achieved, the citizen will not be able to behave according to the law. That is why, understandable and intelligible language of legal acts and appropriate style are mandatory requirements for the existence of the rule of law in social practice. Therefore linguistic basis of law can be regarded as an essential element of achieving the rule of law in general.