Etymology
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28-April-2024 Sunday
Word formation

Word formation - Money, Etymology, Bill 100 rubles

Money Bill 100 rubles Etymology

28-April-2024 Sunday
Does infinity have an end and what does the indefinite form of the verb have to do with it?

Does infinity have an end and what does the indefinite form of the verb have to do with it? - My, Foreign languages, Learning English, English language, Etymology

English language Learning English Foreign languages Etymology

28-April-2024 Sunday
The Tale of Bee Violence (etymology)

The Tale of Bee Violence (etymology) - Linguistics, The words, Etymology, Bull, Bees

Bull Linguistics Bees The words Etymology

24-April-2024 Wednesday
Did you know what jumble is?

Did you know what jumble is? - Yeralash, Etymology, Linguistics, Literature

Yeralash Linguistics Literature Etymology

23-April-2024 Tuesday
Origin of the word torpedo

Origin of the word torpedo - Linguistics, The words, Etymology, Torpedo, Picture with text

Picture with text Linguistics The words Torpedo Etymology

21-April-2024 Sunday
Orthodontists vs. orthodox

Orthodontists vs. orthodox - My, English language, Linguistics, Etymology, Language learning

English language Language learning Linguistics Etymology

20-April-2024 Saturday
Homonyms in English

English leaflet

English language Homonyms Etymology

19-April-2024 Friday
Origin of the word chameleon

Origin of the word chameleon - Linguistics, The words, Chameleon, Etymology, Picture with text

Picture with text Linguistics The words Chameleon Etymology

19-April-2024 Friday
Fountain (etymology)

Fountain (etymology) - My, Linguistics, The words, Fountain, Etymology

Linguistics The words Fountain Etymology

17-April-2024 Wednesday
Origin of the word pizza

Origin of the word pizza - Linguistics, The words, Etymology, Pizza, Picture with text

Picture with text Linguistics Pizza The words Etymology

17-April-2024 Wednesday
What bastard?

Sad humor Short post Latin Etymology

15-April-2024 Monday
The prisoner ties a knot (a little etymology)

Foreign languages Linguistics The words Etymology

14-April-2024 Sunday
Origin of the word joke

Origin of the word joke - Linguistics, Etymology, The words, Joke, Picture with text

Joke Picture with text Linguistics The words Etymology

13-April-2024 Saturday
About fangs

About fangs - Linguistics, The words, Fangs, Etymology, Longpost

Fangs Linguistics The words Etymology

07-April-2024 Sunday
Origin of the word ornament

Origin of the word ornament - Linguistics, Etymology, The words, Ornament, Picture with text

Picture with text Linguistics Ornament The words Etymology

31-March-2024 Sunday
Alien Teutons (etymological aspect)

Alien Teutons (etymological aspect) - My, Linguistics, Etymology, Teutons, Chud

Linguistics Teutons Chud Etymology

30-March-2024 Saturday
Origin of the word lotus

Origin of the word lotus - The words, Linguistics, Etymology, Lotus, Picture with text

Picture with text Linguistics Lotus The words Etymology

26-March-2024 Tuesday
Coals from the fire (etymological study)

Coals from the fire (etymological study) - My, Linguistics, The words, Etymology, Coal, Fire

Linguistics Fire The words Coal Etymology

25-March-2024 Monday
Mite, paw and noodle

Mite, paw and noodle - My, Linguistics, Foreign languages, Etymology, Longpost

Foreign languages Linguistics Etymology

23-March-2024 Saturday
Salmon

Screenshots of comments

Salmon - Comments on Peekaboo, Screenshot, Etymology, Leggings, Elk, Salmon

Comments on Peekaboo Leggings Salmon Elk Screenshot Etymology

20-March-2024 Wednesday
Origin of the word blues

Origin of the word blues - Etymology, Linguistics, The words, Blues, Picture with text

Picture with text Linguistics The words Blues Etymology

20-March-2024 Wednesday
Film etymology

All about cinema

Film etymology - My, Etymology, Quentin Tarantino, Facts, Longpost

3 more images

Quentin Tarantino Facts Etymology

15-March-2024 Friday
Why is the anode an anode and the cathode a cathode? What does the metabolism of jocks and the march of 10,000 Greeks to Anatolia have to do with it?

League of Chemists

Why is the anode an anode and the cathode a cathode? What does the metabolism of jocks and the march of 10,000 Greeks to Anatolia have to do with it? - My, Chemistry, Etymology, Humor, Anode, Cathode, Education, And he, Ancient Greece, Teacher, Longpost

7 more images

Anode Ancient Greece And he Cathode Education Teacher Chemistry Etymology Humor

12-March-2024 Tuesday
TERMITES TERRORIZE THE TERMINATOR

Linguistics Terminator Termites Terrorism Etymology

11-March-2024 Monday
Reply to the post “Do we spell the words balabol and jabber “correctly?”

Boring linguistics Linguistics Spelling Reply to post Russian language Etymology

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