etymology

With this etymology something sublime is "up to the top of the door. "

The etymology of the word harbinger is tied up in that "forerunner" meaning.

Although there isn't authoritative evidence to back this story up the etymology of pretzel tends to support at least part of the story.

This prompted me to look up the etymology of the word swear and I'll get to that in a moment.

At first recruits were only military and the main reason the military needed recruits is actually tied up in the word's etymology.

The explanation of these two terms in The Great Chinese Dictionary and Chinese Etymology Dictionary needs to be further investigated.

Now that you've read through all of that here's the much simplified etymology of the word simple.

I'll save the worst till last and before I tell you I'll just touch on the word butter and its etymology.

I'm also really into the fact that the etymology of seersucker came from my own country, India (thank you Wikipedia).

With an etymology that boils down to "without an owner" one might think such a name would encourage car theft.

Note that here said the logic thinking and etymology is fundamentally different from two different things.

In this paper is presented a query for this viewpoint, and a new opinion on the etymology of "jian zhu" based upon a Chinese origin.

The word "monsoon" has an ancient and debatable etymology which many authorities have already tried to trace.

Etymology can only ask why a small cuplike guard used in sewing is called a thimble, though it is put on the third finger.

The name "dialogs" has a curious etymology, being one of the oldest terms in Star Wars lore.

The first part reviewed the origin of the early mosque in terms of etymology, history and architecture.

Etymology is traditionally used for the study of the origins and history of the form and meaning of words.

Though I don't use the word impute too often its etymology is in some ways consistent with the answer to David's question.

He was surely wrong, but his folk etymology is still firmly embedded in the collective consciousness after more than two dozen centuries.

It isn't just conceptual, the etymology of behave really does point back to the word have.

Miniature is one of those strange words that has an etymology that defies logic.

So what does all this have to do with etymology?

And believe it or not, this has something to do with the etymology of the word clock.

The OED is a little speculative in its etymology but it certainly has more information for goal than for many other words.

Merriam Webster is even more strange in tracing its etymology to a French word for a flat round cake.

Though the "soaked bread" etymology appears in a few sources the OED simply says it's from Spanish.

Reason and rationality can be compared from etymology , academic-history and concept-character.

Some of it is about etymology, about the nature of words and their casual links with the elements around us.

Both the word continent and incontinent have a similar etymology and share their root with the words contain and continuous.

Goats and shackles don't play into the etymology of this word at all.

So these roller bags that make it easier to lug your junk around airports are in keeping with etymology stretching back more than 600 years.

Yoga etymology transliterates in Sanskrit, has the union, the relation meaning of, this also is the Yoga objective and the goal.

He dives into the etymology of words, and then relates these discoveries to far-flung biographical and historical fact.

The Oxford English Dictionary entry for flatter admits that its etymology is "doubtful" but suggests that flatter may be related to flat.

When people refer to the "meaning of a name" , they are most likely referring to the etymology , which is the original literal meaning.

Etymology: A "lemon" is a citrus fruit with a tart or sour (not sweet) flavor.

Like too many words that sound so delicious the etymology of ramshackle is a little unclear.

Interpreting without real understanding is a common error of interpretation of ancient texts in our searching for the etymology.

Truth has a rich connotation, which means, by etymology , sincerity, reality, faithfulness, etc.

These meanings are made more evident in looking at the etymology for these words.

The first chapter, it discusses the etymology, discrimination and prevail of the fantasy films.

So the etymology of hooker the prostitute rests on the criminality of prostitution, not on the bad reputation of Joe Hooker.

The etymology of the name is obscure.

Etymology tells us that the banalization of weather is a recent development.

As soon as I began looking into the etymology of stutter I bumped up against its synonym stammer.

The Song's designate dumpling is "Horn " , It is later generations "Dumpling " Term etymology .

Etymology: A 'hog' is literally a pig, and pigs are famous for selfishly consuming their food.

But it embraces other academic disciplines, such as morphology, semantics, etymology, stylistics, lexicography.

This website looks at the etymology and history or all types of given names.

Bryson was indeed wrong, but it turns out the real etymology is even less plausible.

Each etymology is a case, in miniature, of the strange road home.

The etymology of oyster may not have anything to do with noise, but it is true that oysters have to some extent been associated with quiet.

I'll expand on that somewhat for the 2nd edition, but etymology buffs will still want a good dictionary at hand, too.

So now that I've educated myself, here's the etymology.

You epitomize the etymology of enthusiasm!

In term of lexics and etymology, we use the method of comparative linguistics to explore the root of contrary.

The lexical level analysis is based on the theory of lexical density and etymology.

Etymology: This phrase comes from World War II US Army slang.

So the etymology of vichyssoise will come first.

The study of chinese etymology has a long history in China, as one of the most important parts of chinese linguistics.

Etymology: over England; from one land to another; into Ireland.

The origin of OK became the Holy Grail of etymology.

So it's a useful sentence structure I think. Alright, moving on, here is our etymology section.

Etymology: This phrase comes from student slang in the 1980s.

Studying the history of etymology must roundly research the historical material, so we can get all-around and correct conclusion.

There's a deeper joke in the etymology though.

Some basics of etymology.

You might notice it getting swollen when you have a cold, and that is called sinus inflammation. So that is our etymology for today.

So I was pretty surprised to find a fairly rich vein of etymology on this one.

So the real etymology is that it appeared, evidently as slang, in around 1700.

On the Etymology of Modern dictionaries from the Point of Words and Expressions in Buddhist Scriptures

On etymology of modern dictionaries from the point of words and expressions in Buddhist scriptures

It follows, as predicted, that we need a look at the artifact to justify the etymology

The Etymology and the Status Quo of Research of Chinese Ending "-Hua" and Its English Counterparts

Analyzing the Conceptions of Culture, Education, Vocation and Labor by the Way of Etymology Under the Background of Chinese

An Analysis on the Role of Etymology Interpretation Act in the Ancient Chinese Language Vocabulary Teaching

Current Situation and Expectation of the Research of Chinese Etymology

Etymology of place names - Switzerland - Information

Mosesenglish sends out one interesting story about the etymology of an English word on a daily basis

English Etymology and English Vocabulary Teaching

The Analysis of National Culture by Comparing the Etymology of Russian and Chinese Idioms

The Cultural Connotation of English Etymology and the Teaching of English Vocabulary

The Word "God" in the View of Etymology Culture

On etymology of nationality's cultural semanteme of Russian idiom and expression way

Discussion on the Etymology and Translation of English Technical Terms

Investigation of the Etymology of Title Words of "Gong" Groups

The Study of Etymology and Interpretation of Alliterative Two-Syllable Terms

Barnhart Concise Dictionary of Etymology

The concise Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology

Today's episode isn't so much about a specific word or etymology. It's about the future of podictionary;

the hippies ' etymology is contentious

Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology

Notes on Etymology in the Wucheng Dialect of Jiangxi Province

The motivation of leadership in etymology

Acquisition of Etymology: Its Role in Teaching and Learning the English Vocabulary

On the Study of Chinese Etymology to Applied Linguistics

learning the etymology, or history and origin behind a word

Two Notes on Manchu Etymology

Figures of Etymology in English