Modern etymologists connect it with lu-crum, and explain it as meaning the goddess of gain. [Please select]
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Also, the word is a curious instance of the traps which are continually open for rash etymologists. [Please select]
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He has great strength in his hoofs (whence Isidorus and other mediæval etymologists derived the name _caballus_, thus, "Quod ungula terram cavet"[678]), and makes use of them in the myth, and in the legend, not only to combat the enemies, but also to break open the earth, and cause ambrosial fountains to spring out of it. [Please select]
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