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Although theorbo and chitarrone are virtually identical, they have different etymological origins, chitarrone being a descendant of "chitarra italiana" (hence its name).
en.wikipedia.org This etymological distinction avoids confusion of the literatures and the forms, with the novel being the more important, established fictional form.
en.wikipedia.org Its origin is unknown and has been described as the most prominent etymological riddle of our time.
en.wikipedia.org The etymological sense of absence of government is enough for me.
en.wikipedia.org Ruck et al. argued that the term "hallucinogen" was inappropriate owing to its etymological relationship to words relating to delirium and insanity.
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www.e-codices.unifr.ch The manuscript also contains descriptions of two banquets organized by the Duke of Savoy, followed by aphorisms, etymological annotations and glosses.
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Die Handschrift enthält ebenfalls eine Beschreibung von zwei am Hofe des Herzogs von Savoyen organisierten Banketten; darauf folgen Sentenzen, etymologische Annotationen und Glossen.
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www.e-codices.unifr.ch The manuscript also contains descriptions of two banquets organized by the Duke of Savoy, followed by aphorisms, etymological annotations and glosses.
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Die Handschrift enthält ebenfalls eine Beschreibung von zwei am Hofe des Herzogs von Savoyen organisierten Banketten; darauf folgen Sentenzen, etymologische Annotationen und Glossen.
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universes-in-universe.org The Arabic term Al Manakh (meaning "the calendar" or "the climate"[1]) is the etymological root of the English word almanac.
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Der arabische Begriff Al Manakh (was "der Kalender" oder "das Klima" bedeutet [1]) ist die etymologische Wurzel des englischen Wortes almanac (und des deutschen Almanach - Anm.d.Ü.).
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de.clarin.eu The etymological dictionary is based on the digitized version of the two-volume „Etymologisches Wörterbuch des Deutschen“, edited by Wolfgang Pfeifer.
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Das etymologische Wörterbuch des DWDS basiert auf der Digitalisierung des zweibändigen „Etymologischen Wörterbuchs des Deutschen“ von Wolfgang Pfeifer.
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www.kunsthallebasel.ch In etymological terms “march” goes back to the Frankish markōn, “to make a mark” or “mark out”, and thus combines a motif of movement with a figure of speech.
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Das Wort geht etymologisch zurück auf das altfränkische Wort markōn: „ein Zeichen setzen, eine Spur hinterlassen“ und verbindet so ein Bewegungsmotiv mit einem sprachlichen Bild.
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