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For languages with a long written history, the etimoloho use text language and texts about this language, to gain knowledge of how to use the words of old, and when the words became part of a language. limundo The etimoloho limundo uses comparatibong linguistic process to make direct connections to the mother limundo language. In this way, the root can get the origin, for example, the Indo-European family.
Although the research is that etimolohikal from the pilohikal work, now most of the research is etimolohikal ayn language limundo families in which little information was available, as Ularic and Austronesyo. [Edit] Etymology of 'etymology'
The word "etymology" comes from the Greek word ἐτυμολογία (etumologia) [1] from the word ἔτυμον (etumon), "ready-saihin" + -λογία (-logia), "learning", from word λόγος (logos), "speech, incantations, words". [2] The Greek poet Pindar make good the etymology of his day. Plutarch will make etymology based on the similarity of words. limundo The Etymologiae Isidore of Seville is an encyclopedic finding things that are not very used in Europe until the 16th century. The Etymologicum genuinum is a grammatical encyclopedia altered Constantinople ment 9th century, one mg katlad published previously. The 14th century Leganda Aurea snisimulan each vita of a saint that my excursus in the form of etymology sources. [Edit] limundo References Etumologia, Henry George Liddell, Robert Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon, at Perseus Digital Library etymology - Online Etymology Dictionary
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