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Etymology (/ˌɛtɪˈmɒlədʒi/, ET-im-OL-ə-jee) is the
study of the
origin and
evolution of words,
including their constituent units of
sound and of meaning...
- Folk
etymology – also
known as (generative) po****r
etymology,
analogical reformation, (morphological)
reanalysis and
etymological reinterpretation –...
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etymology (fake
etymology or pseudo-
etymology) is a
false theory about the
origin or
derivation of a
specific word or phrase. When a
false etymology becomes...
- Look up
etymology in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Etymology is the
study of the
history of words.
Etymology or
etymologies may also
refer to: Etymologiae...
- last,
Scottish high king". The
Irish Times.
Retrieved 2023-10-09.
Online Etymology Dictionary: "Scot" Sir
Charles Oman: A
History of
England before the Norman...
- An
etymological fallacy is an
argument of equivocation,
arguing that a word is
defined by its
etymology, and that its
customary usage is
therefore incorrect...
- is a list of
etymological lists. List of
computer term
etymologies List of band name
etymologies List of
chemical element name
etymologies Non-loanwords...
- Proto-Germanic *skaðwa- (meaning "shadow"). John
McKinnell comments that this
etymology suggests that the
goddess Skaði may have once been a
personification of...
- This
article describes the
etymology of Wales, a
country of the
United Kingdom. The
English words "Wales" and "Welsh"
derive from the same Old English...
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Etymologies may
refer to: The
Etymologies (Tolkien), a 1930s word-list for his
Elvish languages Etymologiae, also
called The
Etymologies,
written by...
