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This is for everyone who has ever spent a bit too much time wondering who the fuck is Luke:luke - fr
This is for everyone who has ever spent a bit too much time wondering who the fuck is Luke:luke - fr
morsmordre-x:Harry Potter Etymology | Rowena RavenclawROWENA: “Rowena” is Old English for “red hair,
morsmordre-x:Harry Potter Etymology | Rowena RavenclawROWENA: “Rowena” is Old English for “red hair,
JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji is N1This has an etymology different from what I had expected. L
JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji is N1This has an etymology different from what I had expected. L
Secretary bird - Sagittarius serpentarius I love me some secretary birds. They’ll up and stomp a sna
Secretary bird - Sagittarius serpentarius I love me some secretary birds. They’ll up and stomp a sna
victoriousvocabulary:GALLIARDISE[noun]extreme gaiety; merriment.Etymology: from Middle French gailla
victoriousvocabulary:GALLIARDISE[noun]extreme gaiety; merriment.Etymology: from Middle French gailla
cruvcio: Greek Gods & Goddesses and their etymology 
cruvcio: Greek Gods & Goddesses and their etymology 
atlaladies:NEXT GENERATION LADIES OF THE GAANG + NAME ETYMOLOGY
atlaladies:NEXT GENERATION LADIES OF THE GAANG + NAME ETYMOLOGY
lucifersmorningstars:teen wolf original five + name etymology[insp.]
lucifersmorningstars:teen wolf original five + name etymology[insp.]
countessofbiscuit:i can’t wait for THIS etymology lesson with the aliens
countessofbiscuit:i can’t wait for THIS etymology lesson with the aliens
victoriousvocabulary:GALLIARDISE[noun]extreme gaiety; merriment.Etymology: from Middle French gailla
victoriousvocabulary:GALLIARDISE[noun]extreme gaiety; merriment.Etymology: from Middle French gailla
The History of Ink: Including its Etymology, Chemistry, and Bibliography (1860) | The Public Domain
The History of Ink: Including its Etymology, Chemistry, and Bibliography (1860) | The Public Domain
victoriousvocabulary:CERVICORN[adjective]1. branching like antlers.2. bearing antlers.Etymology: tho
victoriousvocabulary:CERVICORN[adjective]1. branching like antlers.2. bearing antlers.Etymology: tho
victoriousvocabulary:GALLIARDISE[noun]extreme gaiety; merriment.Etymology: from Middle French gailla
victoriousvocabulary:GALLIARDISE[noun]extreme gaiety; merriment.Etymology: from Middle French gailla
shoku-and-awe:My friends who speak British English are always making fun of me for the coriander/cil
shoku-and-awe:My friends who speak British English are always making fun of me for the coriander/cil
victoriousvocabulary:VENATOR [noun] hunter. Etymology: from Latin vēnor, ‎“I hunt”.[Rafa Alvarez - B
victoriousvocabulary:VENATOR [noun] hunter. Etymology: from Latin vēnor, ‎“I hunt”.[Rafa Alvarez - B
victoriousvocabulary:ESPERANCE[noun]hope or expectation.Etymology: from Old French, from Vulgar Lati
victoriousvocabulary:ESPERANCE[noun]hope or expectation.Etymology: from Old French, from Vulgar Lati
morsmordre-x:Harry Potter Etymology | Hermione GrangerHERMIONE: Means “well-born,” “earthy,” or “sto
morsmordre-x:Harry Potter Etymology | Hermione GrangerHERMIONE: Means “well-born,” “earthy,” or “sto
kleinecharlotte:We are Borgiasthe Borgia family: etymology posters
kleinecharlotte:We are Borgiasthe Borgia family: etymology posters
From Carnal Knowledge: A Navel Gazer’s Dictionary of Anatomy, Etymology, and Trivia (2007) by 
From Carnal Knowledge: A Navel Gazer’s Dictionary of Anatomy, Etymology, and Trivia (2007) by 
The Etymology of “Okay”On this day in 1839, the initials “O.K.” were first published in The Boston M
The Etymology of “Okay”On this day in 1839, the initials “O.K.” were first published in The Boston M
victoriousvocabulary:VULPINE [adjective] 1. of or resembling a fox. 2. cunning or crafty. Etymology:
victoriousvocabulary:VULPINE [adjective] 1. of or resembling a fox. 2. cunning or crafty. Etymology:
evanfleischer:Etymology map for the word “tea.”There’s more here.
evanfleischer:Etymology map for the word “tea.”There’s more here.
Quidni ombrophile (in quo pars prima ex ὄμβρος venit)?Why not ombrophile (in which the first part ca
Quidni ombrophile (in quo pars prima ex ὄμβρος venit)?Why not ombrophile (in which the first part ca
skulkingwriter:amarlex:vulcankirkspock:hoekagei:tellyjpg:u mean to tell me its not north east west s
skulkingwriter:amarlex:vulcankirkspock:hoekagei:tellyjpg:u mean to tell me its not north east west s
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