Exemplum scientificorum Xxxxx X.X.X. & Xxxxx X.X.X., sp. nov. MycoBank MB MBXXXXXX, Fig. X Etymology: The name refers to the...

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A Checklist of North American Odonata Including English Name, Etymology, Type Locality, and Distribution Dennis R. Paulson and Sidney W. DunkleEdition

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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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Study Guide for NCEE (National Classical Etymology Exam) N.B. Roughly 50% of all questions on the NCEE will be taken from this study guide. The Latin portion of the list is based largely on the Core Novice Vocabulary Lis

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Máté Ittzés (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest) The root k in Vedic After the short presentation of its etymology (< PIE *(s?)ker- and/or *(s)ker-), the paper will offer a systematic survey of the various (m

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Methods for studying the Origins and History of Family Names in Britain: Philology meets Statistics in a Multicultural Context Patrick Hanks University of the West of England Richard Coates

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• Genealogy
• Surnames
• Surname
• Scottish culture
• Scottish surnames
• Cornish surnames
• Chinese surname
• English name
• Smith
• Thew
• McAlley
• Scandinavian family name etymology

A Pipeline for Computational Historical Linguistics Lydia Steiner Peter F. Stadler

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• Historical linguistics
• Language comparison
• Linguistics
• Computational phylogenetics
• Bioinformatics
• Academia
• Culture
• Sequence alignment
• Multiple sequence alignment
• Comparative method
• Etymology
• Cognate

The Evolution from French to Creole* (L’évolution du français au créole) Once the regular sound changes involved in the evolution from French to creole have been understood, the etymology of any unfamiliar word can

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• Languages of Africa
• Culture
• Linguistics
• French language
• Languages of the Caribbean
• Assimilation
• Phonetics
• Phonology
• Nasalization
• Antillean Creole French
• Roundedness

Alchemy, It’s Not Just for the Middle Ages Anymore by Mark Stavish, M.A. 58 Carey Avenue Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania1039 For: Atlantis Rising Spring 1997

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• Paranormal
• Religion
• Esotericism
• Hermeticism
• Belief
• Alchemy
• Occult
• Esoteric Christianity
• Rosicrucianism
• Etymology of chemistry
• Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis
• Harvey Spencer Lewis

Máté Ittzés (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest) The root k in Vedic After the short presentation of its etymology (< PIE *(s?)ker- and/or *(s)ker-), the paper will offer a systematic survey of the various (m

Source URL: fachtagung-ig2016.univie.ac.at

• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Linguistic morphology
• Syntax
• Light verb
• English grammar
• Auxiliary verb
• Compound verb
• Periphrasis
• Predicate
• Grammaticalization
• Do-support