- Folk
etymology – also
known as (generative) po****r etymology,
analogical reformation, (morphological)
reanalysis and
etymological reinterpretation – is...
- English, and
regular sound change has made them the same form:
these can be
reanalysed as conversion. A
modern case of zero
derivation in
slang from po****r...
- (rather than brown) iris colour. In 2008,
Lesley H.
Rawlings and
colleagues reanalysed Kluge's
morphological data and
combined it with
genetic material, finding...
- may be
related to the fact that in
later times his name was
sometimes reanalysed as ḥrj-šf.t "He who is over strength". One of his
titles was "Ruler of...
-
named the
unique dromaeosaurid theropod Halszkaraptor in 2017. He also
reanalysed the
theropod Balaur,
placing it as a
basal avialan (primitive bird) rather...
-
naturalization of
borrowings within Swahili,
loanwords are
often reinterpreted, or
reanalysed, as if they
already contain a
Swahili class prefix. In such
cases the...
- and in detail.
Sometimes in this meaning, "fine-toothed comb" has been
reanalysed as "fine toothcomb" and then
shortened to "toothcomb", or
changed into...
-
conducted several major reanalyses of the
global atmosphere: the
first ECMWF re-analysis (ERA-15)
project generated reanalyses from
December 1978 to February...
- locations.
Tropical cyclones have
occurred around the
world for millennia.
Reanalyses and
research are
being undertaken to
extend the
historical record, through...
- new
trend towards VSO and VOS
ordering has arisen.
Harald Hammarström
reanalysed the data. In
contrast to such claims, he
found that a
shift to SOV is...
