Etymology

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The Leatoli Footprints and Early Human AncestorsIn 1978 a team led by British paleoanthropologist Ma

The Race to find Neptune400 years ago, a great arms race began in the scientific community: using th

Vulcanize-Charles Goodyear and the Roman god of FireThe early nineteenth century saw tremendous adva

victoriousvocabulary: GALLIARDISE [noun] extreme gaiety; merriment. Etymology: from Middle French ga

victoriousvocabulary: DOLORIFEROUS[adjective]1. bearing grief and pain.2. producing pain.Etymology:

victoriousvocabulary: TACTURIENCY[noun]the desire of touching.Etymology: ultimately from Latin tacti

victoriousvocabulary: PRIVIGNA [noun] stepdaughter. Etymology: from Latin prīvigna.&n

victoriousvocabulary: SENEUCIA[noun]widowhood.Etymology: Latin.[Lenka Šimečková]  

victoriousvocabulary: IMPLUVIOUS [adjective] soaked with rain. Etymology: from Latin im, prefix for

inkyami: Rusalka (rus. русалка, the etymology is controversial), plur. “rusalki” (русалк

ingridthird: Merlin OT4 + name etymology (insp)

s-n-arly: drst: arrghigiveup: TiL (click to go to the thread, which probably has more interesti

justindavis: The Old Guard + name etymology

The Pergola is Ancient History Above, the pergola as depicted in The Nile Mosaic of Palestrina (sect

We’re going Brrrritish. Biscuit derives from Old French (oh, the irony) bescuit, which lit

Philology - the study of language in written historical sources; from Greek philologia ‘lo

I’m currently ill and basically unable to do any homework, so I figured I might as well do

Three different phrases which always have the same meaning: A person who is lucky in something, whet

theenglishcrux: Algebra  Algebra - “The reunion of broken parts” (ar.) From Ar

I think this one is Austronesian! [Picture: Background: 8-piece pie-style color split with alternati

victoriousvocabulary: FLOROMANIA[noun]an obsession with flowers.Etymology: from Latin flos, “f

kazbbrekkers:SHADOW AND BONE + name etymology

madmaudlingoes: langsandlit: myworldoflanguages: obsessedwithlanguages: rhysiare: mitosisisyourtosis

theenglishcrux: Average Average - “damaged goods” (ar.) Traced to Arabic arwariya &

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