etymology and the english language
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Etymology and the English Language
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Etymology for 1
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Dictionaries ready? The word water became part of English vocabulary during this period.
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Etymology for 1
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What is Old English?
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Etymology for 2
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These are two of the ways that words are now introduced into Modern English.
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Etymology for 2
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What are technological innovations, cultural borrowing, colonization, and scientific discovery?
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Etymology for 3
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Dictionaries ready? The word honor evolved into English from these languages.
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Etymology for 3
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What are Old French and Latin?
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Etymology for 4
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This is the meaning of the word etymology.
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What is the study of the history of words?
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Dictionaries ready? This is the explanation of the 1945 addition of the word sonarto the English language.
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What is the technological innovation of sound navigation ranging?
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Old English for 1
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Old English was spoken in England during this time period.
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Old English for 1
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What is 450 to 1100?
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Old English for 2
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The way of life of these people is evident in the English words for basic actions, emotions, tools, human descriptions, and animals.
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Old English for 2
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Who are the Anglo-Saxons?
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Over 900 words were introduced into Old English when these linguistic cousins of the Anglo-Saxons invaded in 700.
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Old English for 3
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Who are the Vikings?
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This tribal group from northern Germany gave the island of England its name.
Hint: England = Angleland.
Old English for 4
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Who are the Angles?
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We use Old English words for animals (cow, sheep, swine) because of the Anglo-Saxons’ caste in society during Middle Ages feudalism.
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What are peasants or what is serfdom?
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Middle English was spoken in Englandduring this time period.
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What is 1100-1500?
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Middle English words minister, prayer, salvation, and sermon reveal that the Normans controlled this aspect of life in England.
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What is religious?
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The Norman French had the leisure time to use words like chivalry, feast, honor, and romance because they lived at the top of the this economic and social caste system.
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What is feudalism?
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The organized warfare of the Norman French brings these types of words (including army, soldier, siege) to English.
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What is military vocabulary?
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These are the two most common derivative languages of Middle English words .
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What are Old French and Latin?
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Modern English was spoken in Englandduring this time period.
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What is 1500 to the present?
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Increased interest in this since 1500 is evident in words such as geography, museum, pundit, thesaurus, and psychology.
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What is learning and education?
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Asteroid, bacteria, and vaccine became a part of English for this reason.
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What is scientific discovery?
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Words such as tomato, pajamas, orangutan, and khakibecame part of Modern English because of the expansion of this entity.
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What is the British Empire?
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Technological advancements like scuba and laser do not have derivative languages because they are these types of linguistic constructions.
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What are acronyms?
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Languages from this family were spoken before 450 in what is now called England.
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What is Celtic?
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This is the greatest strength of English as the language continues to gain prominence throughout the world.
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What is adaptability?
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This invention brought about the standardization of the English language and increased literacy rates.
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What is the printing press?
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The English verbs drink, eat, forgive, hate, live, love, sleep, walk, and work—which describe basic daily actions and emotions—derive from this language family and this group of people.
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What are the Germanic language family and the Anglo-Saxon people?
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During Shakespeare’s career, this pronunciation event changed vowel sounds from long to short.
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What is the Great Vowel Shift?
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