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etymon
(pl. etyma)
an earlier form of a word. See also etymology.


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Philology from its very etyma will give us the correct and exact definition--love of study.
The lemmata of the dictionary are alphabetically arranged Proto-Slavic etyma.
12) Cacciari correctly refers to the double meaning in the Greek etyma, where resurrection and devastation (as in desolation or removal of [especially] peoples) are represented by the same root word.
 
 
 
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