10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ETYMON»
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etymon in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
etymon and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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The Arabic Verb: Form and Meaning in the Vowel-lengthening ...
He introduces a third level of lexical organisation, the 'radical', accounting for the extension of the biconsonantal etymon to a largely triconsonantal morphology, defining the radical as: the etymon developed by the spreading of the last ...
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Perspectives on Arabic Linguistics XVII-XVIII: Papers from ... - Strona 90
That is true in part, but if we take any etymon, there are many roots related to that etymon where the third element is neither a glide nor a sonorant and they bear the same semantic value. The matrix (velar, dental) comprise many etymons, one ...
Mohammad T. Alhawary, Elabbas Benmamoun, 2005
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Theory of Language: The representational function of language
Bachstelz' on the other.13 Perhaps the compounds used as proper names are more resistant to a fading of the etymon; what are we to make of the special aptness of compounds as proper names? In any case it is palpably obvious that if ...
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Language, Cohesion and Form - Strona 29
And to do this we need yet another conception of the tzu4, the etymon. Here, immediately, we get two interrelated senses of 'etymon'; for we can have a wider sense in which many cognate tzu4 (taking tzu4 indeterminately, in senses (1), (2), ...
Margaret Masterman, Yorick Wilks, 2005
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The Emergence of Creole Syllable Structure: A ... - Strona 246
(3) Targets of restructuring across creoles: vowel-initial words major targets minor targets not targeted BD etymon = σσσ(σ) – etymon = σ(σ) NH – etymon = σσσ(σ), etymon = σ etymon = σσ ESA etymon = σσσ(σ) etymon = σ(σ) – ESK #V in ...
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Linguistics and Philosophy: Essays in Honor of Rulon S. Wells
interval between etymon and cognate. For just this reason the SHH, though necessary, is treated as in general insufficient as a criterion for a cognate set that is relatively remote from its etymon. In the absence of a PSA the criterion that is ...
Adam Makkai, Alan K. Melby, 1985
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Three Heirs to a Judeo-Latin Legacy: Judeo-Ibero-Romance, ...
The etymon is He het, first letter of the word hdxdm 'smart', used by thieves as a name for themselves (Wolf 1956, #2580). 6 Van Bolhuis c.1938. The etyma are He haver 'friend', used in the meaning of 'thieves' accomplice' and Du taal ...
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Dictionary of Arabic and Allied Loanwords: Spanish, ... - Strona 488
(h)overo (Cs.) "egg coloured": as explained by Coromines, derives from Lll.fulvus varius, as Pt. fouveiro makes impossible the And. etymon **hubiri, attributive adjective of **hubira < Cl.Ar. **hubara "bustard", documented by Alcala and Alonso ...
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Stephanus de Urbibus. Que Primus Thomas de Pinedo... - Strona 853
Panionia. Vide lonia. Рачюашт lucus&urbsin oramariti- ma.Ephefiorum Samiorumqiie.jzj. 29. etymon, ib- Partium efle ípeluncam Palarftina: , un- de Jordanes effluit, 514 28. circa hunc locum quale rempliim Hero- des M. pofuerit Augufto , 515.
Stephanus of Byzantium, 1725
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Responsio ad I. Dousae Nordouici obiectiones, in nuperum ...
ETYMON. 2.1 ~ Vi in eam aliundè arbetes invect'as atioQätur, iis animi languorem 8: soporern ex probate jam libec,quando congenita elle regio— ni ligna , tot nemora saltusq; tesiantur, quon'x etiamnùm procul sastigia admirateur. ut hoc satis ...
Jacob Cool, Valenti Gonzaga, 1737
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ETYMON»
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The history of the word 'bad', Chapter 2
Much later, Charles Mackay, who believed that Irish Gaelic was the source of most English words, mentioned beud “mischief, hurt” as the etymon of bad. Richard ... «OUPblog, Jul 15»
Monthly etymology gleanings for June 2015
“The noun fragata must be a past participle whose ultimate etymon was, obviously, fraga 'strawberry'. A glance at the bird frigate, as it appears in Wikipedia, will ... «OUPblog, Jul 15»
Our habitat: threshold
Sievers reconstructed the etymon of threshold as þersc-o-ðl(o). Old High German drisc-u-bli (see it above) looks almost like his etymon. In that form, ðl changed ... «OUPblog, Feb 15»
Etymôn, les orfèvres du co-working toulousain
etymon co working Nichée dans le local du « 36 » l'association Etymôn est devenue une orfèvre du co-working sur Toulouse. Particuliers et entreprises font de ... «Toulouse Infos, Nov 14»
Sing Like a Bird
I liked ETYMON, which is not a Pokemon, but the origin of a word, as well as HAIKU, PIXEL, SKINNY DIP and OBAMA CARE. Did you know that NEET had ... «New York Times, Oct 14»
The history of the word “qualm”
Old Engl. cwellan “to kill,” a congener but not the etymon of kill, continues into the modern language, though with a weakened meaning, as quell “extinguish. «OUPblog, Aug 14»
A globalized history of “baron,” part 2
Old High German baro emerged in this scheme as “fighter,” an ideal semantic etymon of baron. However, Icelandic did not have the noun bero “fighter.” Only Old ... «OUPblog, Jun 14»
Fishing in the “roiling” waters of etymology
The cautious statement “origin uncertain/unknown” usually refers not to the homeland of the English verb but to its putative French source (etymon). However ... «OUPblog, Jun 14»
Little triumphs of etymology: “pedigree”
Or is the sought-for etymon degrés des pères “the rank or degree of forefathers”? But in pedigree the proposed elements appear in reverse order! Or Latin ... «OUPblog, May 14»
Bickering and bitching
The Welsh etymon holds out little promise (the same is true of Macckay's Irish beuc ~ beic “roar, bellow,” which he cited alongside becra), because the origin of ... «OUPblog, Feb 14»
