Etymologie, Étymologie, Etymology
CA Kanada, le Canada, Canada
Dialekt, Dialecte, Dialect
A
B
C
D
Dialect (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialect
E
Eskimodialekte - Schnee
In den Eskimodialekten gibt es nicht soviele Worte für 'Schnee', wie immer behauptet wird. Man verbindet dort nur die wenigen Grundbegriffe zu langen "Mischworten" ('ekliger-dreckiger-Schneematsch-den-der-Nachbar-an seinen-Schuhen-in-den-Iglu-schleppt'). Abgesehen davon gibt es auch bei uns jede Menge Spezialausdrücke für die verschiedenen Schneesorten ('Matsch, Firn, Harsch' etc.).
In der Eskimosprache gibt es kein Wort für Kopfweh.
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
Slang (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slang
T
U
Uni Toronto - Dialect Topography of Greater Vancouver Survey
What is Dialect Topography?
(E?)(L?) http://dialect.topography.chass.utoronto.ca/
(E?)(L?) http://chass.utoronto.ca/~chambers/whatis.html
...
Dialect Topography is a research project that investigates what English words people use in Canada, as well as regions of the United States that border Canada. The project is directed by Professor Jack Chambers of the Department of Linguistics at the University of Toronto. The databases are hosted by CHASS (Computing in the Humanities and Social Sciences). For more information, visit the links below. (Use the Back button on your browser to return here.)
...
...
Excerpt (with minor revisions) from J.K. Chambers, "An introduction to Dialect Topography," English World-Wide 15 (1994): 35-53. The DIALECT TOPOGRAPHY project is supported by a grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.
"Dialect Topography" is the name given to a set of methods for surveying dialect variants in a region. These methods are being developed and applied now in the part of Canada known as the Golden Horseshoe: the western tip of Lake Ontario from Oshawa to Niagara Falls, including the conurbations of Scarborough, Toronto, Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, Hamilton, St. Catharines and Welland (see Map 1). Over five million people, more than one-sixth of Canada's population, live in this 250km strip.
...
V
vodkatea - Glossaries
(E?)(L?) http://www.vodkatea.com/g/glossary.asp
- Shakin Bakin - Whats shakin bakin'
- Arent ya mesmerized? - Ya!this is my glossary...many jokes and all that good stuff
- davidspeak - a short introduction to the people, places, things, and phrases common to my misadventerous existence. NOT to be confused with the condensed history of disaster movies.
- Pijin And Cgle's Strange Words - very very large, completely useless dictionary of nearly meaniningless terms.
- for SHITZ n GIGGLES - yep cant you tell im just so bittish
- PLEBA - The amusing musings of PLEBA, a group of girls smitten with the lads from Dublin...
- U2 Can Talk Like Bonochick... - Now when I ask, "Know what I mean"?, you actually might.
- A brief history of time. - This is pretty much a current view of the world today. Do not confuse this with the rants and raves of a mad man... They make more sense...
- ~~welcum to my world~~ - the koolest thing since koolaid
- Feline & Friends Slang - A common guide to the strange words that tend to pop up in my conversations with friends quite a bit and have meanings not everyone understands...
- miauthOrity - This is my glossary. Have fun..riight
- Room-Temperature IQ - When communicating with members of the In Hope Collective, it might be nice to know what the hell they are talking about.
- The Backstretch and Grandstand Guide - Terms used by horsemen and gamblers at your local harness racetrack.
- From the Inside.... - Inside of what? ~ You may ask. . .
- the hell i'm talking about - the definitive answer to "what the hell are you talking about?"
- Es spricht der Führer - Just some crap we invented at our house and at work and that we use on a regular basis.
- The world of Justin - Everything around me. Defined.
- the meaning of frog - words, phrases, events, people, and other odds and ends that are part of frog's life.
- Fizzle Speak - Translations of our daily vocabulary.
vodkatea - Bahá'í-Glossary
(E?)(L?) http://www.vodkatea.com/g/glossary.asp?gid=232
This glossary describes some of the slang, in-jokes and obscure references used among the Bahá'í youth community of the Ottawa region, including (of course) the members of the Campus Association for Bahá'í Studies at the University of Ottawa.
W
X
Y
Z