@Brett: But is the book so bad that when its claims happen to coincide with conventional wisdom (e.g. Armenia! Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Gaelic Thesaurus of the Historic Environment. It was a general hypnosis. Does it have a direct translation?

I don’t usually remember my dreams, and they’re rarely interesting enough to bother repeating, but last night I had to get up and write down that in my dream I had encountered “an Armenian word so strong that after six letters God clubs you to death when you jump in the pool.” I think on the whole I’m glad I let my Armenian studies slide. There might be other words used in various different dialects and regions but the above are the main ones that will be universally understood. I can’t stand people who dick around with the names of helpless babes.

RAI Dizionario d’Ortografia e di Pronunzia (includes proper names) (Or confusion with Alba …). See these phrases in any combination of two languages in the Phrase Finder. Moderated to ensure a place for civil, open-minded and constructive dialogue where everyone is welcome to participate. bulbulovo The other versions was already mentioned in previous comments but I will elaborate a little more. # The coat lets the user effectively run any organization from behind the scenes for someone else, usually a friend or superior. Currently you do not have any favorite word. Susan Hothersall, 9 Wyndham Road, Rothesay, Isle of Bute, “Why Kelp Is the Superfood That’ll Actually Help You Lose Weight”, https://www.healthline.com/health/food-nutrition/ways-to-eat-kelp-or-seaweed, Kelp enthusiasm is probably not so niche now. It turns out that the kelp was valued as a source of ash that was rich in alkali metal salts.

** Liddy though, who was directly connectable to the break-ins, almost certainly would have gone to prison even without Dean’s revelations.

At a local level, the highlander uprisings in 1715 and 1745 (although maybe not the abortive 1719 attempt to bring in foreign Spanish and Swedish troops) may have been as much a reaction to the highlanders’ diminishing status and importance, relative to the lowland Scots (who are genetically as English as the East Anglians), as an attempt to overthrow English rule.

XIX век Cambridge International Dictionary of Idioms Monier-Williams Sanskrit Dictionary Hearing each new rumor, their dull eyes lit up, the usual lethargy disappeared, their speech turned from tongue-tied into lively and even witty. But most Scots emigrants and their descendants assimilated (for most purposes, at least) into their host societies faster than the Armenian diaspora tended to, not least because (except for monolingual Gaelic-speakers) there were typically no strong barriers reinforcing endogamy and discouraging exogamy. LBG (Lexikon zur byzantinischen Gräzität = Lexicon of Byzantine Greek) @David Marjanović: I don’t think any reasonable ever believed Woods’ (I misremembered her surname, apparently, although I remembered that her given names were “Rose Mary,” rather than “Rosemary”) claim to have deleted that part by accident, while she was transcribing some of the tapes. I finally found a picture of that vicuña coat. Edit: The final piece is finished, thanks for all your help!

Ozwords (a blog from the Australian National Dictionary Centre) Hansen (Danish WP has 9 people with that name) was a Hans Peter — if he had been a Henrik, for instance, he would have been known under that name instead. Multitran He had a brother, a biologist: if you’ve heard of the Cholodny-Went model, that’s him. I think the only time it would inappropriate to use is when you are directly conversing with a woman (or man) and referring to THEIR breasts. Mongolian/English dictionary Das Deutsche Wörterbuch von Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm Or at least Archbishop Absalon was also known as Axel, but there may have been conflation with the good Norse name Ásketill > Askel (to confound the Neogrammarians). Cookies help us deliver our Services. Thesaurus Linguae Latinae (Open Access PDF version of volumes A - M and O - P)

J in E: exiled Jacobites of each period [the ’15 & ’45] ended up in the armies of (Catholic?) While typing this comment, I just listened to “A Horse With No Name” three times through. I never would have finished that book, except that I had taken it with me during the summer that I spent living in a dorm room at Oregon State University, with no television, no reliable transportation, and a roommate who barely spoke English. Старославянский словарь [Old Church Slavic dictionary] Scandinavians don’t use the “Hans Christian” and always refer to the writer as H. C. Andersen. (2) It's hard enough for me to understand English with all these slang words kids are trying to add to it.