10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GREENTH»
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greenth in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
greenth and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Smart Green: How to Implement Sustainable Business Practices ...
their awareness and ability to act on sustainability initiatives, these two
communities are at different levels of greenth. Individuals, organizations,
communities, regions, and countries can all have varied levels of greenth
intermingled with each ...
2
History of the seventeen towns of Rensselaer County
The certificate of incorporation of the First Presbyterian church of Greenth
declares that “a meeting of the male inhabitants of full age who have been
statedly in the habit of attending public religious worship at the upper room in the
...
3
Probabilistic Linguistics
Interestingly, a simple query of the World Wide Web reveals that words such as
coolth, greenth, and even gloomth are used by speakers of English, even though
-th is one of the well-worn examples of a supposedly completely unproductive ...
Rens Bod, Jennifer Hay, Stefanie Jannedy, 2003
4
Productivity in English Word-formation: An Approach to N+N ...
This seems to be the position adopted also by Baayen (2003:236) who, upon
finding several instances of coolth, gloomth and greenth on the web, maintains
that the -th suffix still displays a 'residual degree of productivity'. This corroborates
, he ...
Fernández-Dominguez Jesús, 2009
5
Morphological Productivity
The Oxford English Dictionary credits Walpole with coining gloomth and greenth
in the mid-eighteenth century, some 150 years after the end of the period of
societal availability for -th; greenth appears to have survived into the late
nineteenth ...
Restricted as -th was, warmth spawned coolth [1547] (}5.3), then Horace Walpole
coined gloomth [1753] and in 1754 wrote “the height of its greenth, blueth,
gloomth”. Since 1856, greenth has slowly gained popularity, and now gets many
hits ...
7
A word in your ear ; &, Just another word
GREENTH England is everlastingly praised for its greenery, though it is grey for
more months than it is green. Certainly our spring and summer landscape offers
countless varieties of green, for which the writer has sadly few terms. How he ...
Ivor John Carnegie Brown, 1963
A. M. SULLIVAN GREENTH Surround me, greenth, but do not choke me; even in
dreams I am beset by thick viridity— it mocks me and I awake in clammy sweat,
pursued by desperate leaves in legions, by epiphytes that clutch and creep, ...
9
The Despot of Broomsedge
... charged with pigments, for bold dashes of color, of red, of a luminous yellow,
accented yet tempered by intervals of purplish and bronze intimations,
emblazoned the mountain-side, where a monotony of summer greenth had lately
held sway.
Charles Egbert Craddock, 2008
10
Cecil, Or, The Adventures of a Coxcomb: A Novel ...
She would sigh over the advertisements of the auctioneers, grandiloquizing the
glories of Richmond Hill or the beauties of Shenley, till " the greenth and gloomth
" of Horace Walpole were outdone. I really thought Lord Ormington would have ...
Mrs. Gore (Catherine Grace Frances), 1841
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GREENTH»
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greenth is used in the context of the following news items.
If men weren't so lazy, we wouldn't have to nag them
... the flouncy blowsiness of my pink mallow and the pulsating greenth of my herbaceous border, which I have encouraged to go extravagantly ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 14»
