10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ETYM»
Discover the use of
etym in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
etym and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
Liz Waldner's poems are emotive explorations into the personal, social, and political nature of speech.
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Lexilogus ; Or a critical examination of the meaning and ... - Strona 216
And lastly the Etym. M. has, under Seated, this very passage of Homer with the reading of Searo. No old lexicographer has the form doaro. That it was introduced as a various reading through the existence of dodS6aro, and that, as soon as it ...
Philipp Buttmann, Fishlake, 1861
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The Elements of Anglo-Saxon Grammar, with Copious Notes, ...
Etym. 37 .-—Dat:, defin.see Etym. 45 .—Syl]:e, see Etym. 43 .—Daz, rel. pron. see Etym. 47.]r, v. neut. indie. ind. 3. s. Etym. 88.—So]7hce, adv. Etym. 103.-— E, a law, n. inrlecl. f.—-Pn:egena, n. 2. g. pl. governed by bebob ; Synt. 16. from ptega ...
Joseph Bosworth, Chas O'Connor, 1823
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The elements of Anglo-Saxon Grammar, with copious notes, ...
Etym. 37. — Dat, defin.see Etym. 45. — Sylpe, see Etym. 43. — Dat, rel. pron. see Etym. 47. — Ir, e. neut. indie, ind. 3. *. Etym. 88. — Soplice, adv. Etym. 103. — JE, a law, n. indecl. f — Pitejena, n. 2. g. pi. governed by bebob ; Synt. 16. from ...
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The Elements of Anglo-Saxon Grammar (etc.) - Strona 259
6. I say not to thee until seven times, but until seven, seventy times. 7. God loved the world so that he gave his only begotten Son, that no one should perish who on him Etym. 36. — l3im, pers.pron. d.pl. Etym. 37. — Dac, defin.see Etym. 45.
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O Brave New Words!: Native American Loanwords in Current ...
Canada turpentine - (etym. above); Canada balsam Canada violet 1821 (M) (etym. above); perennial herb with violet- streaked white flowers Canada warbler 1844 (DAE) (etym. above); a common warbler of northern North America Canada ...
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The Bridgewater Treatises on the Power, Wisdom and ...
Bimana, man. Etym. bis, double ; manus, hand. Quadrumana. Etym. quatuor, four ; manus, hand. Monkeys, makis or lemurs (Etym. lemures, ghosts.) The loris tardigradus (turdus, slow ; gradior, to walki is a species of lemur. Cheiroptera Etym.
Francis Henry Egerton Earl of Bridgewater, 1836
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The Hand, Its Mechanism and Vital Endowments as Evincing ...
Quadrumana. Etym. quatuor, four; mantis, hand. Monkeys, ma- kis or lemurs {Etym. lemures, ghosts.) The loris tardigradus (tardus, slow \ gradior, to walk) is a species of lemur. Cheiroptera. Etym. x^P> cheir, the hand ; nTtpoyt pteron, a wing.
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The Hand: Its Mechanism and Vital Endowments, as Evincing ...
Q,uadrumana. Etym. quatuor, four; manus, hand. Monkeys, ma- kis or lemurs {Etym. lemures, ghosts.) The loris tardigradus (tardus, slow ; gradior, to walk) is a species of lemur. Cheiroptera. Etym. %£tp, cAeir, tne hand ; irrepov, pteron, a wing.
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Dictionary of English Etymology - Tom 1 - Strona 111
Etym. Barbeter, to grunt, mutter, murmur ; barboter, to mumble or mutter words, also to wallow like a seething-pot Cotgr. The syllable bar seems in the same way to be taken as the representative of sound conveying no meaning, in Fr. bara- ...
Hensleigh Wedgwood (M.A.), 1859
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ETYM»
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And some sponsor a word in the Online Etymology Dictionary. For $10 you can sponsor a word for six months, and if you follow the link at the bottom right of the ... «Honi Soit, Aug 15»
The "diminished and distorted" Christ of Pope Francis
(Etym. Latin triumphus, public rejoicing for a victory.) Furthermore, we might ask, what precisely is this "real" Resurrection that some Catholics supposedly ... «RenewAmerica, Dec 14»
MTN free airtime causes a call frenzy
Another Facebook user, Busisiwe Jemsana, posted on the 28 June, “Isisono ke lento yocaba qho ndilala ne etym yeR30 ezawtyiwa nguMTN kuba ndingazazi ... «Grocott's Mail Online, Jul 14»
Etymology as a profession
Etymology purports to explain why the words we use have the meanings familiar to us. Why is a tree called “tree,” why do we say man, winter, nine, and so forth? «OUPblog, Apr 14»
100. Geburtstag: Dass einer wie Arno Schmidt mal möglich war!
Verschwunden sind die so expressiv beschriebenen Szenarien der früheren Romane; stattdessen über weite Strecke: Dialoge sowie das, was Schmidt Etym ... «DIE WELT, Jan 14»
Mystery Solved: The Etymology of Dude
The latest issue of Cohen's journal, Comments on Etymology, lays out, in 129 pages, the most solidly supported account yet of the early days of dude. «Slate Magazine, Nov 13»
The Origin of the Word 'Dongle': 7 Leading Theories
Below, some of the leading theories about the etymology of the word "dongle," from the expected (yep, "dongle," teehee) to the less so. You're welcome. «The Atlantic, Jul 13»
Alphabet soup, part 1: V and Z
It is instructive to trace their etymology. Vixen is a counterpart of German Füchsin “she-fox,” minus umlaut and with “southern voicing,” which makes its ... «OUPblog, Jul 13»
Tak wyprzedzają głupcy na Warmii i Mazurach. Film!
Całe szczęście w etym przypadku zakończyło się bez ofiar. Czytelnik zbyt zajęty ucieczką na pobocze nie zapisał numerów, a "mistrzom kierownicy" znów się ... «wm.pl, Mar 13»
Ironic Etymology of the Day: 'Pundit' Comes From a Sanskrit Word …
From Hindu scholars to talking heads... A 19th century manuscript of the Rigveda (Wikimedia Commons). In America, we use "pundit" to mean "opinion writer ... «The Atlantic, Aug 12»
