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Historical and etymological dictionaries.
Etymological Dictionary of Borrowed Suffixes.
The word Sarazm has several etymological interpretations:.
The etymological dictionary of German language.
Reconstruction of the Main Cosmological Model with Etymological Choirs.
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The etymological history of the term pasquin is curious.
I think it would have been more suited to an etymological dictionary.
An Etymological Dictionary of Pre-Thirteenth-Century Turkish.
In the first place, the word is problematic from an etymological point of view.
Etymological dictionaries state the origin of words.
A true scientist lives up to the etymological meaning of his title‘one who knows'.
An etymological dictionary contains historical word origins.
This is the first in the world of lexicography special etymological dictionary of suffixes.
Etymological dictionaries provide information about the origins of words.
The Original Dixieland Jass Band itself shows the etymological mystery of jazz.
Such etymological tricks are the last resort of idealist philosophy.
The value of this arrangement lies in revealing the etymological relations among various words.
Such etymological artifices are the last resort of the idealistic philosophy.
The connection between the two names has resulted in etymological results of Gefjun meaning“the giving one.”.
The etymological path of gift begins in Latin debĭta, which translates as"debts.".
In principle, the very selection of data would require a minimum of professional knowledge and would be purely technical work in the availability,accessibility and completeness of etymological dictionaries.
The etymological tour of the gift begins in the Latin deb'ta, which translates as“debt“.
Risk, for its part, has its farthest etymological origin in the Arabic word rizq, which means"what holds the Providence".
The etymological origin of denigrating led to the latin denigrāre, which means'make dark/black' or'stain'.
Tolkien had worked out much of the etymological background of his Elvish languages during the 1930s(collected in the form of The Etymologies).
This etymological root lies precisely in the fact that thanks to their shape they are very similar to an optical lens.
The explanation for this fact may be that the majority of etymological dictionaries were compiled by German scientists, and of course, they gave more examples from Germanic languages.
(1933) gives an etymological analysis of the word"game" and tries to deduce the characteristics of the processes identified by the word.
In Latin it is where we find the etymological origin of the word sport and in particular is in the verb deportare which translates deported.
This concept, whose etymological origin is in the Latin(partis), is often used to designate a fragment or a fraction of something that constitutes a whole.