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#Etymology
Tejinder
singhtejinder
Punjabi and Farsi share some common roots. In this thread I will present some words as I observe them. This will help us to understand etymology of Punjabi words .
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Chris McLaren☢
MisterMcLaren
Since it's a rainy Sunday afternoon, and my feed is full of things that make me angry or tired, I am going to counter by linking to a few things
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Peter Sokolowski
PeterSokolowski
My talk this morning for ESL teachers in Mexico, for MEXTESOL, is about usage. It's a topic that is rarely covered in ESL contexts. For most of us, "usage" is
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Caitlin Rosenthal
CC_Rosenthal
If the question is about etymology, neither Adam Smith nor any of the enslavers I have studied regularly used the phrase "human capital" (I won't say never, but I haven't
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Raj Sharma
RajSharma1857
One of the etymology of popular Indian sweet जलेबी is also derived from Sanskrit word 'जलवल्लिका' or 'जलवल्ली' (due to watery syrup in it) जलवल्लिका > जलव
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Radical Catholic
RadicalCath
As someone who's studied IE etymology in some depth, I can tell you there's no bottom to this particular barrel; you can find culture and worldview intertwined in language all
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Amelia Bloody Rose
AmeliaRoseWrite
I ... MAY ... have commented once or twice on the stupid nature of JKR's magic spells, and specifically how linguistically nonsensical they are, but this is one I had
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YHWH Yeshua The Way
YHWH_Yeshua_Way
Bible Study Discussion Thread: after the Ascension of the Messiah into Heaven, the Holy Scriptures say the Disciples preached in public, in the Temple at Jerusalem, and in Synagogues. Besides
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Shoaib Daniyal
ShoaibDaniyal
Ironically for a region that is the centre of mediaeval Bengal, Malda largely does not have modern Bangla as its mother tongue. Rural Malda (and parts of Dinajpur/Murshidabad) dominated by
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Connor Goldsmith
dreamoforgonon
I realize it isn’t the most important thing, but I wish more outlets would style it antisemitism, all lowercase, no hyphen. To do otherwise implies the existence of something called
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Nathan Oseroff-Spicer
nathanoseroff
I've got my five-point harness strapped in, it's time to run me through the centrifuge at 20g. Liquify me. Good humanities is claiming Greece invented beauty and Rome invented language.
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Tartu Krab 🌐
koutchoukalimar
The Bashkir language is spoken by the Bashkirs (no shit), a Turkic people who predominantly live in contemporary Central Russia. Their words for "straw" and "pencil" are related, but ended
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Jesse Stommel
Jessifer
I have never found the distinction between andragogy and pedagogy all that useful.Andragogy describes one possible approach to teaching adults. The literature around andragogy is quite narrow. Pedagogy is a
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foone
Foone
If anyone ever complains about your ideas being ridiculous, just remember that once a gay guy in England had the idea of giving sand anxiety, and that's how we defeated
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Sāmapriya Vasu | ḫa-am-ap-ri-a-ma-u-iš
samopriya
The original term in Tamil-Malayalam for the island of Sri Lanka is īr̤am /iːɻɐm/ ஈழம் ഈഴം (pronunciation subject to dialectal changes, e.g., [iːjɐm], [iːɭɐm], [iːɭɐ̃] &c.).It's usually etymologized from
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Lunar Archivist
LunarArchivist
Seriously, am I going to have to be doing one of these etymology threads every time the Crunchyroll translator for "Don't Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro" uses a word they
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