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Etymology of rural, room

John Neos wrote 1 month ago: Origin of rural, room Rural comes from the Latin ruralis (of the countryside) from rus (gen. ruris; … more →

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Etymology of comb

John Neos wrote 1 month ago: Origin of comb The word comb (toothed implement for straightening the hair) comes from the old Germa … more →

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Etymology of plagiarism

John Neos wrote 1 month ago: Origin of plagiarism Plagiarism is the use of the work (usually the language and thoughts) of anothe … more →

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Etymology of the word "toilet"

John Neos wrote 2 months ago: Origin of the word “toilet” Toilet comes from the French toilette (a cloth, bag for clot … more →

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Etymology of lavatory, lave, laundry, lava

John Neos wrote 3 months ago: Origin of lavatory, lave, laundry Lavatory comes from the latin lavo/lavare (to wash, to bathe), whi … more →

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Etymology of Peter

John Neos wrote 4 months ago: Etymology of Peter The proper name Peter derives from the Greek name Petros from petra (stone, rock; … more →

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John Neos wrote 7 months ago: Etymology of domus, domestic, domain. Domus (house) derives from the Greek word domos (house, buildi … more →

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Etymology of Geronimo

John Neos wrote 7 months ago: Etymology of Geronimo Geronimo was called a famous Apache leader. The name is the Greek name Hieroni … more →

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Etymology of ostrich

John Neos wrote 7 months ago: Etymology of ostrich. Ostrich derives from the old French ostruce from the late Latin struthio (ostr … more →

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Etymology of pure

John Neos wrote 8 months ago: Etymology of pure. Pure comes from the Latin purus, which derives from the Greek pyr/pur (fire, πύρ; … more →

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Etymology of topic

John Neos wrote 9 months ago: Etymology of topic Topic derives from the Latin topica, which is a tranliteration of the Greek topic … more →

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Etymology of empirical

John Neos wrote 9 months ago: Etymology of empirical. Empirical derives from the Latin empiricus, which is a transliteration of th … more →

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Etymology of pirate

John Neos wrote 9 months ago: Etymology of pirate Pirate derives from the Latin pirata (-ae; pirate), which is a transliteration o … more →

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Etymology of ferocity - ferocious

John Neos wrote 9 months ago: Etymology of ferocity Ferocity derives from the Latin ferocis, from fera/ferus (wild, savage), which … more →

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Etymology of Throne

John Neos wrote 10 months ago: Etymology of throne Throne derives from the Latin thronus, which is a transliteration of the Greek t … more →

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Etymology of incline, recline and decline

John Neos wrote 10 months ago: Etymology of incline, recline and decline All three verbs have the same root -cline combined with th … more →

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Etymology of lean

John Neos wrote 10 months ago: Etymology of lean The verb lean derives from the inf. klinein (κλίνειν) of the Greek verb klino (to … more →

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Etymology of clinic

John Neos wrote 10 months ago: Etymology of clinic The word clinic derives from the Latin clinicus (a bedridden person, a physician … more →

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Etymology of fame1 comment

John Neos wrote 10 months ago: Etymology of fame Fame derives from the latin fama, which is merely a transliteration of the Greek d … more →

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