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Pagina 554
... breathing , bearing the form of the Consonant V , before the radical ^ RT ; his conviction will be unshaken , when he remembers the form of the parallel term in Greek , where no such obstacle presents itself . In ARETE , ( Age TM N ...
... breathing , bearing the form of the Consonant V , before the radical ^ RT ; his conviction will be unshaken , when he remembers the form of the parallel term in Greek , where no such obstacle presents itself . In ARETE , ( Age TM N ...
Pagina 564
... breathing before the R , because , when the breathing is once lost , it may be considered as a separate form , and capable of generating a race of words distinct from those under the other form . We shall see , however , that the forms ...
... breathing before the R , because , when the breathing is once lost , it may be considered as a separate form , and capable of generating a race of words distinct from those under the other form . We shall see , however , that the forms ...
Pagina 575
... breathing after the R ; unless we suppose , that in the original form , the breathing was before the R , as in the Saxon HRU Tan , To ' ROUT ; Stertere , Ronchisare , In the same opening of my Dictionary , in which EROTαo , ( Epwraw ...
... breathing after the R ; unless we suppose , that in the original form , the breathing was before the R , as in the Saxon HRU Tan , To ' ROUT ; Stertere , Ronchisare , In the same opening of my Dictionary , in which EROTαo , ( Epwraw ...
Pagina 577
... breathing before the R , must be referred to the same Element with the breathing after it , -to ROUT , & c . & c . In the same column of my Greek Voca- bulary , I find EREIDO , ( Egerdw , Figo , firmo , fulcio , Trudo , Ingruo , Pugno ...
... breathing before the R , must be referred to the same Element with the breathing after it , -to ROUT , & c . & c . In the same column of my Greek Voca- bulary , I find EREIDO , ( Egerdw , Figo , firmo , fulcio , Trudo , Ingruo , Pugno ...
Pagina 578
... breathing before the R is lost . If we consider the esso and etto , in ER = } esso , etto , as additions from the construction of the Lan- guage , the ER might be regarded , as belonging to OAR , which certainly relates to the Ground ...
... breathing before the R is lost . If we consider the esso and etto , in ER = } esso , etto , as additions from the construction of the Lan- guage , the ER might be regarded , as belonging to OAR , which certainly relates to the Ground ...
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Etymologicon Universale, Or Universal Etymological ..., Volume 1,Nummer 2 Walter Whiter Volledige weergave - 1811 |
Etymologicon Universale, Or Universal Etymological Dictionary ..., Volumes 1-2 Walter Whiter Volledige weergave - 1811 |
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action of Stirring adjacent term adjacent word Ainsworth explains appears applied Arabic attached Belg Belgic brought Celtic cographer column conjecture connected considered conveyed directly belong Dirt EARTH Element English Etymologists explanatory term explanatory word express form RN French fundamental idea Furrow Germ German Greek Greek Vocabulary Ground HACK Harrow Hebrew hence hypothesis idea annexed idea of Excitement idea of Stirring imagine Jamieson Junius justly referred Language Latin Let us mark Lexicographer explains mark the explanatory Menage Meric Casaubon metaphor Nathan Bailey notion observe Occare old English original idea original sense parallel terms Parkhurst perceive perhaps Persian Plough preceding term precise produced quod race of words Radical Radical Consonant RAKE Rastris relation Robert Ainsworth ROUGH Routing Saxon says Scotch shew shewn signifies Skinner Spot succeeding word supposed surface terms belong Terra train of ideas Tumulus turn of meaning unequivocally verb Wachter Welsh words belong
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