Sentences with ETYMOLOGY
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"The etymology of the word 'hello' can be traced back to the Old English 'hǣl', meaning 'health'."
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"The etymology of the term 'computer' can be attributed to the Latin word 'computare', meaning 'to calculate'."
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"The etymology of the word 'sandbox' is derived from the combination of 'sand' and 'box'."
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"The etymology of the word 'butterfly' is believed to have originated from an Old English term 'buttorfleoge'."
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"The etymology of the word 'telephone' can be linked to the Greek words 'tele' meaning 'far' and 'phone' meaning 'sound'."
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"The etymology of the word 'dictionary' traces back to the Latin term 'dictionarium', meaning 'a collection of words'."
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"The etymology of the word 'gymnasium' can be connected to the Ancient Greek term 'gymnasion', meaning 'a place for physical exercise'."
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"The etymology of the word 'piano' is derived from the Italian word 'pianoforte', meaning 'soft-loud'."
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"The etymology of the word 'chocolate' is thought to have originated from the Nahuatl word 'xocolatl'."
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"The etymology of the word 'hamburger' can be traced back to the German city of Hamburg."
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"The etymology of the word 'soccer' comes from the abbreviation of 'Association Football'."
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"The etymology of the term 'Internet' is a combination of the words 'inter' meaning 'between' and 'network'."
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"The etymology of the word 'algorithm' can be linked to the name of the Persian mathematician Al-Khwarizmi."
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"The etymology of the word 'vampire' is derived from the Old French term 'vampyre', which originated from the Hungarian 'vámpír'."
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"The etymology of the word 'onomatopoeia' comes from the Greek words 'onoma' meaning 'name' and 'poiein' meaning 'to make'."
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"The etymology of the word 'chimera' can be traced back to Greek mythology, referring to a fire-breathing monster with parts from multiple animals."
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"The etymology of the word 'robot' originates from the Czech word 'robota', meaning 'forced labor'."
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"The etymology of the word 'pizza' can be attributed to the Italian word 'pizzicare', meaning 'to pluck'."
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"The etymology of the word 'karaoke' comes from the Japanese words 'kara' meaning 'empty' and 'okesutora' meaning 'orchestra'."
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"The etymology of the word 'serendipity' can be connected to the Persian fairy tale 'The Three Princes of Serendip'."
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"I am fascinated by the etymology of words."
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"The etymology of this word can be traced back to Latin."
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"Studying etymology helps us better understand the origins of language."
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"The etymology of the word 'computer' is quite interesting."
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"Curiosity about etymology led him to become a language scholar."
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"The etymology of the term 'butterfly' is quite peculiar."
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"Understanding the etymology of a word can shed light on its meaning."
