- "purulent
matter from a sore" and "quarrelsomeness".
While mostly archaic or
archaized in English, the word
lives on with some
strength in
other languages. The...
- such as the
Serbian language these traditional names have
since been
archaized and are thus
seldom used. The
original names of the
months of the year...
- is 8.5 m (28 ft) tall, a
sculpture of the King, 2.75 m (9 ft) tall, in
archaized armour is placed. Sigismund's
Column now
stands at 22 m (72 ft) and is...
- Katharevousa. "In the
introduction to his
History Trikoupis attacked the
archaizers and
promoted Korais' 'middle way',
which he
followed in
practice in his...
-
Piphilology comprises the
creation and use of
mnemonic techniques to
remember many
digits of the
mathematical constant π. The word is a play on the word...
-
indication of what was in the
original text,
others see this m****cript as "an
archaizing and
hebraizing revision of the
earlier translation κύριος". Of this papyrus...
-
variation between the natural, po****r
spoken language on the one hand and
archaizing,
learned written forms on the other. Second,
there is
regional variation...
- do****ents and artefacts,
including the
composition of 1
Maccabees in
archaizing Hebrew,
Hasmonean coinage under John Hyrc**** (134-104 BCE), and coins...
- that
already produced by
Alfred John Wyatt. On publication, Morris's
archaizing Beowulf was
critically panned.
Following the
death of the
sitting Poet...
- only in a few
fixed phrases (e.g. zu
Hause "at home") and in
certain archaizing literary styles. Of
questionable etymology.
Possibly an old locative....
