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Word origins website? Does anyone know of a good website where I can fine the origin of words? Basically, I want to know which language if any the word originated from. Thanks. - Mark |
Re: Word origins website? One good one is :http://www.etymonline.com/ or try typing etymology into Google. |
Re: Word origins website? http://www.etymonline.com/ is the best one I've found, but I've long been looking for something more comprehensive. Some of the dictionaries give short notes on word origins. |
Re: Word origins website? Thanks guys, great resource! |
Re: Word origins website? I use the Oxford English Dictionary. If anything, there's too much information, but it's nice to see how a word has evolved over the ages. I haven't heard of etymonline, but it sounds good. Here's a fun and/or interesting site. It has nothing to do with word origins, but rather word frequency. http://www.wordcount.org/main.php |
Re: Word origins website? Thanks for the resources. I don't need the information that often but sometimes people ask me if a word was originally from another language or have questions about pronounciation, so it's good to have a couple places to go. |
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Yeah, very nice. I see that love comes between economic and means :-) Any other nice 'sandwiches' you can find? |
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