World Wide Words
World Wide Words. More than 1000 pages on the history, origins, evolution and idiosyncrasies of English. New words and words in the news regularly featured.
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Behind the Name - the Etymology and History of First Names
The meaning and history of first names.
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Take Our Word For It, the weekly word-origin webzine
The Web's only weekly etymology webzine ...
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The Mavens' Word of the Day
Daily explanation about new words, word origins, slang expressions, etc. from Jesse Sheidlower, a senior editor in Random House's Reference Division. Send in your etymology questions or browse the word archive.
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Origin of Phrases
Investigates interesting phrase origins. Viewer submissions welcome. Definitions and examples included.
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Etymologically Speaking...
What follows is list of some curious word origins. Some of these are English, but some are French and German words from which we get some English words. Enjoy, and please let me know if you know of any other cool etymologies that I ought to add to the list! Also, I run a mailing list called RT where I send out some new, interesting etymologies that I discover every month (and other, ...
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Dictionary of English Phonesthemes Part 1
A listing of the often overlooked sound-symbols in the English language ...
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Word origin, etymology or word history quiz. - Taiwan Teacher
Do your interests include etymology, word and phrase origins or word and phrase history Then the Lingua Trivia weekly word and phrase origins quiz is the place for you.
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SANSCRIT ETYMOLOGICAL SOURCES
SANSCRIT ETYMOLOGICAL SOURCES Publisher and Distributor: SHREE GANGA PUSTAKALAYA TRILOCHAN, VARANASI, BHARAT Order this book Online from Foreign Media. Com While browsing through Bhargava's Concise English Dictionary , I could not help but notice the huge number of Hindi/Sanscrit words, linking to other languages in the Indo-European family. In many cases, these links provided the actual source, ...
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