WORD FACT The Proto-Indo-European root *trep-, meaning “to turn”, gives us these varied words: Trope — “A turn or figure of speech”→ a recurring genre motif Troubadour — often traced to trobar, “to compose/sing in…
indo no médico como se tivesse indo viajar (vou ficar umas 2hrs esperando ela e já baixei música, livro no kindle, vídeo pra assistir, vou levar meu dinossauro de suporte emocional)
A Eurasian person living in or connected with Indonesia, especially (historical) a person in the former Dutch East Indies who held European legal status but was of mixed Dutch and indigenous Indonesian descent, or a descendant of such a person.
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Aussie and Kiwi vocabulary — bogan, daggy, brekkie, sheila, bach, jandals — the whole Antipodean lexicon, including outback dialect, surf and beach culture, and Sydney/Melbourne street slang.
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“WORD FACT The Proto-Indo-European root *trep-, meaning “to turn”, gives us these varied words: Trope — “A turn or figure of speech”→ a recurring genre motif Troubadour — often traced to trobar, “to compose/sing in the form of tropes”→ a composer & performer of songs [1/2]”
“indo no médico como se tivesse indo viajar (vou ficar umas 2hrs esperando ela e já baixei música, livro no kindle, vídeo pra assistir, vou levar meu dinossauro de suporte emocional)”
“BBC Asian Network Jaz Singh Now Playing Sliime & Indo Warehouse She Bad”
“9/ The "Asia pivot" pretext is a lie. A brigade combat team in Grafenwoehr cannot teleport to Guam. The Indo-Pacific infrastructure doesn't exist at German scale. You can degrade Europe without strengthening the Pacific. That's what's happening.”
“Latin Alternative for Eagle Due to taboo avoidance, Latin moved away from the Proto-Indo-European term for eagle, “h₃érō” to the euphemism “Aquila” (literally meaning “the black/dark one”). If taboo avoidance hadn’t led to this switch, what would the Latin descendant of “h₃érō” have looked like?”
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