Translations for etymology in the English»Serbian Dictionary

ety·mol·ogy [ˌetɪ'mɒləʤi] N

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Any number of rationales were subsequently applied to explain why the "s" -less plural might be acceptable, but these are generally folk etymologies. en.wikipedia.org

The etymology of its name is much disputed. en.wikipedia.org

For further reading refer etymology of the surname. en.wikipedia.org

The etymology of its name means gilded silver-face. en.wikipedia.org

However, no fitting etymology has been presented for this theory. en.wikipedia.org

His wide variety of interests include the paranormal, theology, biblical studies, onomastics, mythology, folklore, medieval legend and etymology. en.wikipedia.org

This interpretation is contested and generally believed to be a folk etymology. en.wikipedia.org

The etymology of the term scarless wound healing has a long history. en.wikipedia.org

The etymology is that it is not possible to see through a "blind" hole. en.wikipedia.org

Etymology is typically speculative and uncertain despite linguists' insistence that changes follow laws. en.wikipedia.org

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