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“Do You Know What These Words Originally Meant?”: Take The Quiz And Test Your Etymology Knowledge
You know how to speak and communicate, but have you ever thought about the origin of the words you use? 🗣️🤔
This etymology trivia takes you on a journey to discover the surprising origins and meanings behind everyday words. Whether you are a language enthusiast or just curious, you’ll walk away having learned something new!
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Auntriarch 8 months ago
I'd be interested to know what the difference is between without blemish and free from flaw.
Marianne 8 months ago
"The word pencil comes from the Latin word penicillus, meaning small tail or "little brush," referring to a small brush used for writing or drawing." ... Sooo ... why is "small brush" wrong and "little tail" right??
pebs 8 months ago
Me too, surprisingly, since I'm Italian. I chose the ones that didn't come from Greek or Latin! :)
Load More Replies... Auntriarch 8 months ago
I'd be interested to know what the difference is between without blemish and free from flaw.
Marianne 8 months ago
"The word pencil comes from the Latin word penicillus, meaning small tail or "little brush," referring to a small brush used for writing or drawing." ... Sooo ... why is "small brush" wrong and "little tail" right??
pebs 8 months ago
Me too, surprisingly, since I'm Italian. I chose the ones that didn't come from Greek or Latin! :)
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