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Although theorbo and chitarrone are virtually identical, they have different etymological origins, chitarrone being a descendant of "chitarra italiana" (hence its name).
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This etymological distinction avoids confusion of the literatures and the forms, with the novel being the more important, established fictional form.
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Its origin is unknown and has been described as the most prominent etymological riddle of our time.
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The etymological sense of absence of government is enough for me.
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Ruck et al. argued that the term "hallucinogen" was inappropriate owing to its etymological relationship to words relating to delirium and insanity.
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The manuscript also contains descriptions of two banquets organized by the Duke of Savoy, followed by aphorisms, etymological annotations and glosses.
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www.e-codices.unifr.ch
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Die Handschrift enthält ebenfalls eine Beschreibung von zwei am Hofe des Herzogs von Savoyen organisierten Banketten; darauf folgen Sentenzen, etymologische Annotationen und Glossen.
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The manuscript also contains descriptions of two banquets organized by the Duke of Savoy, followed by aphorisms, etymological annotations and glosses.
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www.e-codices.unifr.ch
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Die Handschrift enthält ebenfalls eine Beschreibung von zwei am Hofe des Herzogs von Savoyen organisierten Banketten; darauf folgen Sentenzen, etymologische Annotationen und Glossen.
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The Arabic term Al Manakh (meaning "the calendar" or "the climate"[1]) is the etymological root of the English word almanac.
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Der arabische Begriff Al Manakh (was "der Kalender" oder "das Klima" bedeutet [1]) ist die etymologische Wurzel des englischen Wortes almanac (und des deutschen Almanach - Anm.d.Ü.).
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The etymological dictionary is based on the digitized version of the two-volume „Etymologisches Wörterbuch des Deutschen“, edited by Wolfgang Pfeifer.
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de.clarin.eu
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Das etymologische Wörterbuch des DWDS basiert auf der Digitalisierung des zweibändigen „Etymologischen Wörterbuchs des Deutschen“ von Wolfgang Pfeifer.
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In etymological terms “march” goes back to the Frankish markōn, “to make a mark” or “mark out”, and thus combines a motif of movement with a figure of speech.
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www.kunsthallebasel.ch
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Das Wort geht etymologisch zurück auf das altfränkische Wort markōn: „ein Zeichen setzen, eine Spur hinterlassen“ und verbindet so ein Bewegungsmotiv mit einem sprachlichen Bild.
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