- Etym
- Etym \Et"ym\ ([e^]t"[i^]m), n. See {Etymon}. --H. F. Talbot. [1913 Webster]
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Etym
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etym. — 1. etymological. 2. etymology. Also, etymol. * * * etym. or etymol., 1. etymological. 2. etymology. * * * abbr. ■ etymological ■ etymology … Useful english dictionary
etym. — 1. etymological. 2. etymology. Also, etymol. * * * … Universalium
etym — o (G). True; truth … Dictionary of word roots and combining forms
ETYM — abbr. Etymology … Dictionary of abbreviations
etym. — abbr. etymology … Dictionary of abbreviations
etym. — or etymol. 1) ling. etymological 2) ling. etymology … From formal English to slang
etym. — 1. etymological. 2. etymology. Also, etymol …
etym — … Useful english dictionary
etymic — etymˈic adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑etymon * * * etymic, a. (ɛˈtɪmɪk) [f. etym on + ic.] Of or pertaining to the etymon or primitive form of a word. In some mod. Dicts … Useful english dictionary
etymol. — etym. or etymol., 1. etymological. 2. etymology … Useful english dictionary
