Chezoovy·Oct 20What do we mean when we say ethics?“What one generation finds ridiculous, the next accepts; and the third shudders when it looks back on what the first did.” ― Peter Singer
Ships J·Oct 11The Etymology of Everyday MetaphorsDid you know that some of the phrases we use on a day-to-day basis are actually technical jargons? “Under the radar” and “bandwidth” may…
Bindus·Aug 19Chantraine’s Question: Laconian ἀάνθα as αὐσ-άνθᾱ ‘ear-flower’A note on the inherited status of ἄνθος and the “unclear suffix” of a Hesychian gloss
InMy Personal FolklorebyElle C.Elyse·Mar 19Three MinutesActive vocabularyA response icon2A response icon2
the archivist, martha·Jun 14, 2025Vintage: The art of being wine-likeAn etymological commentary on the use of the word vintage
InBUHUBbyCeleste Wilson·Apr 13, 2025A Rare Welsh Word — HiraethNo definition needed. Just a feeling.A response icon1A response icon1
InEtymologikabyrobinjabraham·Mar 26, 2025The ‘Laptop’ Code: Cracking the History of a Common WordHave you ever been sitting with your computer on your lap, feeling the warmth slowly seep through your jeans, and thought, “Huh, why do we…
Davin Thompson, PT, DPT·Mar 23, 2025You Know Words, You Know ThingsReposted fromy my blog: https://apologiaathlete.com/
InKibernetička sigurnostbyVjera Barbir Alavanja·Oct 27, 2024Značenje i porijeklo riječi “cyber”Etimološka analiza i lingvistička transformacija termina “cyber” u hrvatskom jeziku
