2022-11-09
Published: 2022-11-09Words that I added to Anki on 2022-11-09.
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larceny
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- Anglo-Norman or French larcin (larceny) + -y (suffix forming abstract nouns of quality or condition (e.g., folly, jealousy, etc.)) < Latin latrōcinium (robbery) < latrō (robber)
- cf. petty larceny
corporal
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- Latin corpus (body)
- cf. English corpus, corpse, corporate, incorporate, corpulent (with Latin suffix -ulentus which is employed to form adjectives, usually with the force of “abounding in”, “full of”), corset (< Old French cors < Latin corpus), etc.
hillbilly
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- derogatory
- hill + billy (meaning “fellow”, Scottish (https://dsl.ac.uk/entry/snd/billy_n1)), hence “a person from a remote rural or mountainous area, esp. of the south-eastern U.S.”
pecan
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- French pacane < Illinois pakani (nut)
possum pie
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opossum
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- Virginia Algonquian opassom < op- (white) + -assom (dog, doglike animal)
- cf. possum (aphetic form of opossum)
throwaway
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- throw + away
- synosyms single-use, disposable, etc.
pulp
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- Latin pulpa (fleshy portion of the animal body, pulp of fruit, pith of wood)
electroencephalograph
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- EEG
- cf. encephalon, cephalopod, etc.
untimely
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- e.g. untimely death