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Etymonline - Online Etymology Dictionary Etymonline - Online Etymology Dictionary The online etymology dictionary (etymonline) is the internet's go-to source for quick and reliable accounts of the origin and history of English words...

라 부른다 poraquê Portuguese Portuguese Wikipedia has an article on: poraquê Alternative forms poroquê, puraquê Etymology Borrowed from Old Tupi poraké. Pronunciation edit (Brazil) IPA(key): /po.ɾaˈke/ (Portugal) IPA(key): /pu.ɾaˈke...

are kind of out there in a way. Hope, to me, is more solid. More solid. And actually, if you look back on the etymology of the word “hope,” it’s derived from some older terms, like one term “hopa,” English term – not Hoppe, hopa...

Carriages, the term Hackney coming from the French haquen�e a small to medium sized horse and sharing it s etymology with the London borough of the same name. Taxi services in the 17th century operated in a surprisingly similar manner...

which means “all spread out.” It is said that it means “all spread out.” It is impossible to argue that the etymology of Jeolla-do, which means “all spread out,” is the place name Hamra. There is a place called Hamyeol between the...

of “smart contracts,” a crucial function of many blockchains today. One wild suggestion claims that the Japanese etymology behind Satoshi Nakamoto can roughly translate to “central intelligence,” a sign that bitcoin was in fact...

울혈되고 총배설강(cloaca)은 발적 종대된다. 해부해보면 간장에 출혈 반점, 소화관의 울혈이 확인된다 *Acinetobacter Etymology: A.ci.ne.to.bac.ter. Gr. pref. a-, not (inseparable prefix); Gr. ind. v. kineô, to set in motion, move; N.L. adj...

emerged after the flood, as the record of the flood appears in the earliest records of human civilization. The etymology of the word Sumer comes from “Semer,” meaning “the land of Shem,” who held the birthright among Noah’s sons...

all the commandments, statutes, and ordinances that YHWH spoke. Question 2. What is “חֹ֥ק (hok: statutes, H2706)”? The etymology of the word “statutes” is the verb “חָקַק (hakak: He carved, H2710)”. Therefore, “statutes” refer to the...