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• 1. Lingua Franca - 03/09/2005: Etymology For Everyone...
• Summary: ... Saturday 03/09/2005 Etymology For Everyone. Summary: Robert Dessaix on etymologist Anatoly ... Robert Dessaix on Anatoly Liberman's layperson's guide to etymology. Anatoly Liberman is Professor of Humanities at the University of Minnesota. ... Meanwhile, because so many people it seems confuse etymology with entomology, which is to do with insects, Professor Liberman has produced a book on etymology for everyone. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/s1450498.htm - 30k - 3 Sep 2005
• 3. Grasshoppers much through hobby farm - 16/12/2005
• Summary: ... In this report Honorary associate in etymology at the Museum of Victoria Charles MCCUBBIN, hobby farmer Morris Evans Latest Country Hour Stories Australia's ... http://www.abc.net.au/rural/vic/content/2005/s1532437.htm - 6k - 16 Dec 2005
• 4. Lingua Franca 3 September 2005 - Etymology For Everyone...
• Summary: ... Contact Us 3 September 2005 Etymology For Everyone. Robert Dessaix on etymologist Anatoly Liberman'... Robert Dessaix on Anatoly Liberman's layperson's guide to etymology. Anatoly Liberman is Professor of Humanities at the University of Minnesota. ... Meanwhile, because so many people it seems confuse etymology with entomology, which is to do with insects, Professor Liberman has produced a book on etymology for everyone. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/linguafranca/stories/2005/1450498.htm - 17k - 3 Sep 2005
• 5. Australian Word Map
• Summary: ... The second group are guided by their current interpretation of meaning and a contemporary analysis of forms particularly in relation to pronunciation. ... to look to tradition and analysis. What they were taught to be correct weighs heavily with them, as do arguments from etymology. ... http://www.abc.net.au/wordmap/rel_stories/usage.htm - 8k - No Date
• 6. ABCTV - Can We Help? - Rapid Fire
• Summary: ... As a result, many people don't know what bated means, and change it to baited by the process of folk etymology thus it was sometimes related to the common fish bait. ... http://www.abc.net.au/tv/canwehelp/extras/rapid_fire.htm - 13k - 29 May 2006
• 7. Meet the Panellists of Critical Mass - 4.00pm - 4.30pm Sundays on ABC TV
• Summary: ... He has written a successful children s book, Matilda and the Dragon and writes regular articles on language and etymology, and on notable trials. ... http://www.abc.net.au/arts/sundayafternoon/programs/s953516.htm - 9k - 1 Jan 2004
• 9. What's in a name? :: ABC Western Victoria
• Summary: ... the story about the creation of the Grampian Geriwerd Mountains. Second on the list for discussion is the word Wimmera and Andrea discussed the etymology of the word with Dr Clarke's ... http://www.abc.net.au/westernvic/stories/s1240251.htm - 22k - 8 Nov 2004
• 10. Inside the ABC - Issue 30
• Summary: ... Coventry and being especially careful on Friday 13th. Equally fascinating is the etymology of words such as blackmail, tenor, tabloid, ropeable, nickname and mug shot. ... http://www.abc.net.au/corp/pubs/iabc/stories/s1317391.htm - 19k - 8 Mar 2005
• 11. Podcast reviews - 9/3/06 :: ABC Brisbane
• Summary: ... If you like words, you will love this. Host Charles Hodgson does some pretty indepth research into a few dictionaries and etymology books to find out the root meanings and origins of ... http://www.abc.net.au/brisbane/stories/s1588327.htm - 28k - 10 Mar 2006
• 12. Australian Word Map
• Summary: ... This idea is planted in the origin of the word etymology which comes from the Greek word etymon literally, right meaning There is a discussion of this concept in Plato's Cratylus ... http://www.abc.net.au/wordmap/rel_stories/correct.htm - 8k - No Date
• 13. Lingua Franca - 11/03/2006: Etymythology
• Summary: ... It's the synchronic etymology, the mistaken derivation. Jill Kitson Synchronic'meaning? ... We know that influenza is a Latinism, and it means influence'So synchronic etymology means that it's oxymoronic because etymology is non-synchronic, it's diachronic, it's historical, it's ... And it's very relevant, because when people say Pasoul'instead of Rasoul'they actually think of Pasoul more than they think of the ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/s1587501.htm - 30k - 11 Mar 2006
• 14. Lingua Franca 11 March 2006 - Etymythology
• Summary: ... It's the synchronic etymology, the mistaken derivation. Jill Kitson Synchronic'meaning? ... We know that influenza is a Latinism, and it means influence'So synchronic etymology means that it's oxymoronic because etymology is non-synchronic, it's diachronic, it's historical, it's ... And it's very relevant, because when people say Pasoul'instead of Rasoul'they actually think of Pasoul more than they think of the ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/linguafranca/stories/2006/1587501.htm - 18k - 11 Mar 2006
• 15. Inside30_col.qxd
• Summary: ... 13th. Equally fascinating is the etymology of words such as blackmail, tenor, tabloid, ropeable, nickname and mug shot. ... http://www.abc.net.au/corp/pubs/iabc/inside30_mar05.pdf - 237k - [ pdf ] - Cached - 7 Mar 2005
• 16. Australian Word Map
• Summary: ... Take the case of email which began with a hyphenated prefix e-standing for electronic For a while we read this new word as electronic mail but familiarity dispenses with etymology and ... http://www.abc.net.au/wordmap/rel_stories/hyphens.htm - 8k - No Date
• 17. Lingua Franca 28 October 2000 - Papalagi...
• Summary: ... what its etymology is is in dispute. Among linguists, historians, anthropologists and others, papalagi'is commonly said to have been formed from the Polynesian words for burst or explode and sky'or ... believe that this etymology is based on Eurocentric assumptions about 18th century Polynesians that are wrong. ... word was formed, what its etymology is, is in dispute. Among papalagi who are linguists, historians, anthropologists and others, ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/linguafranca/stories/2000/204798.htm - 20k - 28 Oct 2000
• 18. Australian Word Map
• Summary: ... Ignorance created a vacuum that folk etymology filled. In one story, the Aborigines misunderstood Cook and gave him the name of something else on the landscape. ... http://www.abc.net.au/wordmap/rel_stories/talkback.htm - 8k - No Date
• 19. Lingua Franca - 28/10/2000: Papalagi...
• Summary: ... land of the white people'But how the word was formed what its etymology is is in dispute. ... burster'Jan Tent, Honorary Associate in Linguistics at Macquarie University, and Dr Paul Geraghty, Director of the Institute of Fijian Language and Culture in Suva, believe that this etymology is based on ... word was formed, what its etymology is, is in dispute. Among papalagi who are linguists, historians, anthropologists and others, papalagi is commonly ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/s204798.htm - 31k - 28 Oct 2000
• 20. Australian Word Map
• Summary: ... The link to the trademark is then explained in the etymology because we are now dealing, not with the trademark itself, but with the word which derived from the trademark. ... http://www.abc.net.au/wordmap/rel_stories/trademark.htm - 8k - No Date
• 21. Lingua Franca - 22/02/2003: Genealogy, Genes & Geography...
• Summary: ... Etymology, aided by distribution analysis, can take the search into the more distant, more speculative past. ... What about the etymology of surnames? To arrive at the original meaning of a surname, one has to consider the earliest recorded forms and invoke the expertise of a philologist. ... modern forms is largely a matter of supposition and inference. Another method used in investigating the etymology of surnames is distribution analysis. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/s790071.htm - 30k - 22 Feb 2003
• 22. Lingua Franca 22 February 2003 - Genealogy, Genes & Geography...
• Summary: ... Etymology, aided by distribution analysis, can take the search into the more distant, more speculative past. ... What about the etymology of surnames? To arrive at the original meaning of a surname, one has to consider the earliest recorded forms and invoke the expertise of a philologist. ... modern forms is largely a matter of supposition and inference. Another method used in investigating the etymology of surnames is distribution analysis. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/linguafranca/stories/2003/790071.htm - 19k - 22 Feb 2003
• 23. Radio National Lingua Franca
• Summary: ... Etymology For Everyone. August 2005 Sat 27: The Poet As Translator. Sat ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/linguafranca/index/date2005.htm - 14k - 1 May 2006
• 24. dictionary2a.PDF
• Summary: ... definitions that include Word History etymology Word Usage and Word Building examples. ... family Word Use something interesting about the word. Word History etymology where the word came from not in Overhead Group Work or teacher-led whole class discussion. ... http://www.abc.net.au/wordmap/lesson_plans/pdf/dictionary2.pdf - 349k - [ pdf ] - Cached - 8 May 2000
• 25. Deep End - 02/12/2003: Lobscouse and Spotted Dog
• Summary: ... The origins and etymology of such things as Portable Soup, Roast Bison, Lobscouse, Sea Pie and of course the puddings, such as Spotted Dog, Spotted Dick and Drowned Baby. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/deepend/stories/s1001822.htm - 21k - 2 Dec 2003
• 26. Science Show - 29/03/2003: Whats in a Name?
• Summary: ... in California and I decided to try and find something that would fit with it and relativity was what I came up with and it actually has a good etymology, it means ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/science/ss/stories/s820591.htm - 22k - 29 Mar 2003
• 27. ABC Radio National - Lingua Franca Transcript - November 21, 'The Origins of Romany'
• Summary: ... tomorrow. So to present a biography if you like, of every word is a far more valuable thing to do than simply to present rather starkly, an etymology and a definition, which ... and words having their etymology from Eastern languages. Jill Kitson: And you show that his contributions were actually model contributions. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/lf981121.htm - 15k - No Date
• 28. Science Show 29 March 2003 - What's in a Name?
• Summary: ... in California and I decided to try and find something that would fit with it and relativity was what I came up with and it actually has a good etymology, it means ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/scienceshow/stories/2003/820591.htm - 9k - 29 Mar 2003
• 29. Sunday Afternoon Program Guide - Previous Programs
• Summary: ... He has written a successful children s book, Matilda and the Dragon and writes regular articles on language and etymology, and on notable trials. ... http://www.abc.net.au/arts/sundayafternoon/programs/2003SunAftProgIdxByDate_Thursday1January2004.htm - 65k - 6 Feb 2003
• 30. Lingua Franca - 21/11/1998: The Surgeon Of Crowthorne...
• Summary: ... tomorrow. So to present a biography if you like, of every word is a far more valuable thing to do than simply to present rather starkly, an etymology and a definition, which ... and words having their etymology from Eastern languages. Jill Kitson: And you show that his contributions were actually model contributions. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/s693323.htm - 31k - 21 Nov 1998
• 32. ABC Online Index - Lingua Franca
• Summary: ... Etymology For Everyone. Broadcast 03/09/2005 August 2005 The Poet As ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/index/LinguaFranca2005Idx.htm - 29k - 31 Dec 2005
• 33. ABC Radio National - Lingua Franca Transcript - September 19, 'Gender and Sexism'
• Summary: ... For instance, a new word ending in ion'like permission'or position'will be felt as feminine because of its form. ... Otherwise, usage has attributed the feminine or the masculine category to words for a variety of reasons pertaining to form, to analogy, or to etymology. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/lf980919.htm - 13k - No Date
• 34. Lingua Franca 21 November 1998 - The Surgeon Of Crowthorne...
• Summary: ... tomorrow. So to present a biography if you like, of every word is a far more valuable thing to do than simply to present rather starkly, an etymology and a definition, which ... and words having their etymology from Eastern languages. Jill Kitson: And you show that his contributions were actually model contributions. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/linguafranca/stories/1998/693323.htm - 19k - 21 Nov 1998
• 35. Lingua Franca - 20/5/2000: The Russian Woodpecker Mystery...
• Summary: ... Could you, I wondered, compare the woodpecker's English nicknames through a bandwidth of languages to track the etymology of yaffle'and its variations? ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/s128890.htm - 28k - 20 May 2000
• 36. Lingua Franca - 20/11/99: The Oxford Dictionary On-Line.
• Summary: ... So this way of compiling a dictionary on historical principles, and not just etymology, it seems to me is one of the great creations for English speakers, and one wonders why there ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/s67146.htm - 29k - 20 Nov 1999
• 37. Lingua Franca - 4/12/1999: The Newspaper Style Manual...
• Summary: ... We can argue endlessly about etymology, popular usage and the credibility of this or that dictionary, but finally the newspaper must simply choose how it will spell glamour with or without a ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/s70685.htm - 29k - 4 Dec 1999
• 38. Lingua Franca - 19/09/1998: Gender in French...
• Summary: ... For instance, a new word ending in ion'like permission'or position'will be felt as feminine because of its form. ... Otherwise, usage has attributed the feminine or the masculine category to words for a variety of reasons pertaining to form, to analogy, or to etymology. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/s694835.htm - 30k - 19 Sep 1998
• 40. Lingua Franca - 24/04/2004: Talking About Sex...
• Summary: ... The words complained of were spoken to a female officer. They included the following passages of limpid prose: Constable, get f ing over here why aren't these f ing messages on ... The decision provides an interesting starting point for a bit of harmless etymology. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/s1091402.htm - 32k - 24 Apr 2004
• 41. Lingua Franca - 28/02/2004: South Australian Words
• Summary: ... But there's also a popular story as to the etymology that there were abattoir workers that worked opposite a big pub and when they came over to the pub at the ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/ling/stories/s1052272.htm - 33k - 28 Feb 2004
• 42. The Sports Factor
• Summary: ... dips, curves and finds the dispenser. The term has a long history though one etymology ties it to the early 20th century when Peter s Ice-Creams were found to hold firm ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/8.30/sportsf/roding1.htm - 21k - No Date
• 43. Science Show - 28/10/00: Jared Diamond Lecture
• Summary: Earthbeat Health Report Ockhams Razor In Conversation The Lab Quantum Jared Diamond Lecture Broadcast Saturday 28/10/00 Summary: In a lecture at the Australian Museum, Pulitzer Prize winning author Professor Jared Diamond looks at why history has turned out so differently for different people. Transcript: Robyn Williams: This week, a Science Show special. A man who s won Pulitzer prizes, searched for birds in Papua New Guinea, done experiments on the physiology of snakes and ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/science/ss/stories/s199676.htm - 58k - 28 Oct 2000
• 44. Ockhams Razor - 5/05/2002: Its the spelling thats stupid - not me
• Summary: ... around it, and you find that every assumption turns out to be fallacious, from etymology to representing dialects. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/science/ockham/stories/s547135.htm - 28k - 5 May 2002
• 45. Ockham's Razor 5 May 2002 - "It's the spelling that's stupid - not me"
• Summary: ... around it, and you find that every assumption turns out to be fallacious, from etymology to representing dialects. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/ockhamsrazor/stories/2002/547135.htm - 17k - 5 May 2002
• 46. Lingua Franca 20 May 2000 - The Russian Woodpecker Mystery...
• Summary: ... Could you, I wondered, compare the woodpecker's English nicknames through a bandwidth of languages to track the etymology of yaffle'and its variations? ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/linguafranca/stories/2000/128890.htm - 17k - 20 May 2000
• 47. Lingua Franca 19 September 1998 - Gender in French...
• Summary: ... For instance, a new word ending in ion'like permission'or position'will be felt as feminine because of its form. ... Otherwise, usage has attributed the feminine or the masculine category to words for a variety of reasons pertaining to form, to analogy, or to etymology. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/linguafranca/stories/1998/694835.htm - 18k - 19 Sep 1998
• 48. Lingua Franca 4 December 1999 - The Newspaper Style Manual...
• Summary: ... We can argue endlessly about etymology, popular usage and the credibility of this or that dictionary, but finally the newspaper must simply choose how it will spell glamour with or without a ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/linguafranca/stories/1999/70685.htm - 18k - 4 Dec 1999
• 49. Lingua Franca 20 November 1999 - The Oxford Dictionary On-Line...
• Summary: ... So this way of compiling a dictionary on historical principles, and not just etymology, it seems to me is one of the great creations for English speakers, and one wonders why there ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/linguafranca/stories/1999/67146.htm - 18k - 20 Nov 1999
• 50. Ockhams Razor - 06/07/2003: Samuel Johnsons Dictionary
• Summary: ... Lynch has decided to give entire entries, that is, the headword, part of speech, etymology, definitions and quotations. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/science/ockham/stories/s892411.htm - 32k - 6 Jul 2003
• 51. Ockham's Razor 6 July 2003 - Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
• Summary: ... Lynch has decided to give entire entries, that is, the headword, part of speech, etymology, definitions and quotations. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/ockhamsrazor/stories/2003/892411.htm - 20k - 6 Jul 2003
• 52. Lingua Franca 24 April 2004 - Talking About Sex...
• Summary: ... The words complained of were spoken to a female officer. They included the following passages of limpid prose: Constable, get f ing over here why aren't these f ing messages on ... The decision provides an interesting starting point for a bit of harmless etymology. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/linguafranca/stories/2004/1091402.htm - 19k - 24 Apr 2004
• 53. Encounter: 16 May 2004 - Managing Muslim-Christian Relations
• Summary: ... where we are taught that we tolerate another person. The etymology of the word tolerate originated in poison how much poison in the Middle Ages could you tolerate before you died. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/relig/enc/stories/s1106066.htm - 62k - 16 May 2004
• 54. Science Show 28 October 2000 - Jared Diamond Lecture
• Summary: Search the ABC ABC Home Radio Television News 70, More Subjects Science Show on ABC Radio National Search Science Show Home Past Programs Have Your Say Subscribe About Us Contact Us 28 October 2000 Jared Diamond Lecture In a lecture at the Australian Museum, Pulitzer Prize winning author Professor Jared Diamond looks at why history has turned out so differently for different people. Transcript This transcript was typed from a recording of the program. The ABC cannot guarantee its ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/scienceshow/stories/2000/199676.htm - 45k - 28 Oct 2000
• 55. Lingua Franca 28 February 2004 - South Australian Words
• Summary: ... But there's also a popular story as to the etymology that there were abattoir workers that worked opposite a big pub and when they came over to the pub at the ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/linguafranca/stories/2004/1052272.htm - 20k - 28 Feb 2004
• 56. The Religion Report 13 March 2002 - Jewish groups on detention
• Summary: ... Jeremy Jones: Exactly, because we're not having a discussion about the etymology, we're having a discussion about what Australians think when they hear these terms today. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/religionreport/stories/2002/546298.htm - 20k - 13 Mar 2002
• 57. The Religion Report: 13 March 2002 - Jewish groups on detention
• Summary: ... Jeremy Jones: Exactly, because we're not having a discussion about the etymology, we're having a discussion about what Australians think when they hear these terms today. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/8.30/relrpt/stories/s546298.htm - 33k - 13 Mar 2002
• 58. Science Show - 29/3/2003: Full Transcript
• Summary: Earthbeat All in the Mind Health Report Ockhams Razor In Conversation The Buzz Science Show The Lab Catalyst Quantum Science News Broadcast Saturday 29/3/2003 Full Transcript Summary: Transcript: Ron Grey: I m an Australian father and grandfather. I would like to ensure that my children and grandchildren have a viable western style economy to look after them, and the way we re going at the moment, we aren t going to get it. Robyn Williams: No? So no hopes for the clever country? ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/science/ss/stories/s823198.htm - 70k - 29 Mar 2003
• 61. Encounter 16 May 2004 - Managing Muslim-Christian Relations
• Summary: ... where we are taught that we tolerate another person. The etymology of the word tolerate originated in poison how much poison in the Middle Ages could you tolerate before you died. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/encounter/stories/2004/1106066.htm - 50k - 16 May 2004
• 62. The Religion Report: 13 March 2002 - Full Transcript
• Summary: ... Jeremy Jones: Exactly, because we're not having a discussion about the etymology, we're having a discussion about what Australians think when they hear these terms today. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/8.30/relrpt/stories/s502996.htm - 49k - 13 Mar 2002
• 63. The Religion Report 13 March 2002 - Full Transcript
• Summary: ... Jeremy Jones: Exactly, because we're not having a discussion about the etymology, we're having a discussion about what Australians think when they hear these terms today. ... http://www.abc.net.au/rn/religionreport/stories/2002/502996.htm - 35k - 13 Mar 2002

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