Plekos 9,2007,1–3 – http://www.plekos.uni-muenchen.de/2007/r-barney.pdf 1 The Etymologies of Isidore of Seville, translated, with introduction and notes, by Stephen A. Barney et al. Cambridge: Cambridge University P

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North Carolina Division UDC - Credentials Report Thursday Positions of the Executive Board *This is a count of each person in these positions Officers (9) Ex-Division Presidents (varies)

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• Politics
• Elections
• Etymologies
• President
• Titles
• Delegate
• Majority
• Government
• United States House of Representatives

RIVERS “Der Fluss ist überall zugleich” Hermann Hesse There is something rather intriguing about the names given to many of our rivers. Take this little selection, for example:

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• Toponymy
• River Ouse
• Yorkshire
• Hydronym
• River Thames
• Names of the Celts
• River Avon
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• Celts
• Etymologies of geographic names

Etymological notes on some Vedic verbs of (caused) motion: Back to the semantics of roots through their syntax and pragmatics Leonid Kulikov Ghent University The etymology of some Vedic (and, in general, Indo-European) r

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• Indo-European linguistics
• Etymologies
• Go
• Verbs
• Root
• Linguistic morphology

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• Chicago River
• Chicago
• The Loop
• Chicago Transit Authority
• Magnificent Mile
• Etymologies of place names in Chicago
• Illinois
• Street running
• Illinois
• Chicago metropolitan area
• Chicago Loop

HIEROGLYPHS, REAL CHARACTERS, AND THE IDEA OF NATURAL LANGUAGE IN ENGLISH SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY THOUGHT BY THOMAS C. SINGER Hieroglyphs at the Dawn of the Age of Reason

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• Africa
• Science
• Etymologies
• Hieroglyph
• Egyptian hieroglyphs
• Francis Bacon
• Horapollo
• Writing
• Was
• Ancient Egypt
• Egyptian languages
• Ancient languages

Early Ilkorin Phonology by Helios De Rosario Martínez Introduction One of the elements that characterize the Elvish languages invented by J.R.R. Tolkien is that he gave them a historical background, wherein the two main

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• Sindarin
• The Etymologies
• Quenya
• Elvish languages
• Ilkorin
• Common Eldarin
• Proto-Germanic language
• Elf
• Telerin
• Linguistics
• Middle-earth
• J. R. R. Tolkien

Musings on Limlight by Helios De Rosario Martínez and Javier Lorenzo Merino On the name Limlight Limlight is the enigmatic name of a tributary of the Anduin, that marks Rohan’s northern border. There are three primary

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• Quenya
• Elvish languages
• The Etymologies
• Rohan
• Elf
• Sindar
• Westron
• Noldor
• Goldogrin
• Middle-earth
• J. R. R. Tolkien
• Sindarin

A Glossary of Elvish Terms in Fragments on Elvish Reincarnation, 11:43 PM A Glossary of Elvish Terms in Fragments on Elvish Reincarnation

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• Elvish languages
• Sindarin
• Quenya
• Elvish Linguistic Fellowship
• The Etymologies

Noldorin Plurals in the Etymologies by Bertrand Bellet Introduction As Carl F. Hostetter and Patrick H. Wynne state in the foreword to their “Addenda and Corrigenda to the Etymologies”, “[t]he Etymologies is withou

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• Elvish languages
• Quenya
• Fur language
• J. R. R. Tolkien
• The Etymologies
• Language
• Tengwar
• Plural
• Dual
• Sindarin
• Grammatical number
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