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Traditional English :: etymologize
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etymologically.html - v.
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1 tr. give or trace the etymology of.
2 intr. study etymology. [med.L etymologizare f. L etymologia (as ETYMOLOGY)] |
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Traditional English :: etymology
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etymologically.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 a the historically verifiable sources of the formation of a word and the development of its meaning. b an account of these. 2 the branch of linguistic science concerned with etymologies. etymological adj. etymologically adv. etymologist n. [OF ethimologie f. L etymologia f. Gk etumologia (as ETYMON, -LOGY)] |
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Traditional English :: etymologize
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etymologically.html - v.
(also -ise)
1 tr. give or trace the etymology of.
2 intr. study etymology. [med.L etymologizare f. L etymologia (as ETYMOLOGY)] |
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Traditional English :: etymology
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etymologically.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 a the historically verifiable sources of the formation of a word and the development of its meaning. b an account of these. 2 the branch of linguistic science concerned with etymologies. etymological adj. etymologically adv. etymologist n. [OF ethimologie f. L etymologia f. Gk etumologia (as ETYMON, -LOGY)] |
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Traditional English :: etymon
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etymologically.html - n. (pl. etyma) the word that gives rise to a derivative or a borrowed or later form. [L f. Gk etumon (neut. of etumos true), the literal sense or original form of a word] |
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Traditional English :: etymologize
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etymologically.html - v.
(also -ise)
1 tr. give or trace the etymology of.
2 intr. study etymology. [med.L etymologizare f. L etymologia (as ETYMOLOGY)] |
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