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Definitionn. a history of a word
Last update: August 1, 2015
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After a bit of research, I found the etymology associated with my name and discovered my name’s meaning. [Please select]
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Some dictionaries will give you a clue to a term’s etymology by identifying the word’s country of origin. [Please select]
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Etymology: over England; from one land to another; into Ireland. [Please select]
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The etymology of the word Pali is uncertain. [Please select]
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The etymology of the French verb _voler_ is still more significant. [Please select]
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Joyce also gives the same etymology in _Irish Names and Places_, i. [Please select]
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I have translated "Cra Bhuide" Yellowclaw on the strength of Campbell's etymology, _l. [Please select]
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293, have something of the night_mare_ about their etymology. [Please select]
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Yet the etymology of Derby is discussed without any reference to the river name. [Please select]
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Shaw; even the etymology of many of the Staffordshire place-names is given. [Please select]
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And, indeed, this large extension of the signification of that term is countenanced by its etymology. [Please select]
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