Duración:05:52 Vistos:897 veces
Descripción:Struga etymology
Evrokom BG, Site Bulgari Zaedno
prof. Kochev 12.01.08
Duración:07:48 Vistos:462 veces
Descripción:Where do words come from?
Duración:10:57 Vistos:533 veces
Descripción:Our second movie for etymology class.
Duración:06:44 Vistos:276 veces
Descripción:Ohrid - semanthic meaning and etymology
Охрид - семантика и етимология
prof. Kochev
проф. Кочев
Евроком БГ, "Сите българи заедно" 20.01.08
Duración:04:49 Vistos:238 veces
Descripción:The etymology of Tetovo comes from old Bulgarian name of the town of Htetovo.
"Hteti" as an infinitive, old bulgarian form of v. means -want -will.
Тетово или старобългарската форма Хтетово, като етимология идва от глагола - хтети или искам желая, в диалектните шопските говори се среща като хо'чу.
Duración:02:58 Vistos:434 veces
Descripción:A short documentary on the origin of the word, "Yi", which my friend Dan uses constantly and likes to think he created.
Duración:04:13 Vistos:659 veces
Descripción:A brief, autobiographical history through words and images.
See higher quality version and more artwork at www.aphasiac.org.
Duración:27:34 Vistos:259 veces
Descripción:This is the 66th program of a series produced in Persian language called "In the Realm of Culture" (Dar Pishgaah e Farhang) in Persian. Here, Dr. Esmail Nooriala talks to Ms. Shokooh Mirzadegi about the translation of concepts from one language to another and the difficulties that thee etymological roots of words create. E renders two words, one from Persian and one from Latin languages and tries to show the pitfalls of translating concepts in their narrower meanings.
Duración:05:16 Vistos:353 veces
Descripción:Resen, Prespa - etymology. Ресен, Преспа - етимология.
Duración:05:30 Vistos:9387 veces
Descripción:Be My Friend - http://www.myspace.com/psychtruth
Pagan Origin of Days of the Week, Word Etiology
Many of the names of the days of the week in English are come from Norse and Germanic gods and the goddess of love; Thor, Odin, Fryia & Tyr.
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Duración:02:50 Vistos:205 veces
Descripción:live @ o'gradys
Duración:04:45 Vistos:130576 veces
Descripción:http://www.hotforwords.com for your NY Resolutions!
Where does the word resolution come from? And how can knowing its etymology help you accomplish your New Year's Resolution?
Duración:01:40 Vistos:73 veces
Descripción:Matt casts the history of silhouettes.
Duración:00:13 Vistos:84 veces
Descripción:I'd been wondering about this for ages. I thought maybe it derives from he and lim and ha ha loon moon!
Duración:03:37 Vistos:1487 veces
Descripción:The song is 'Because you say it' (Για να το λές) by Peggy Zina (Πέγκυ Ζήνα). It's always a bonus to those who understand Greek why I choose specific songs!
Shameless Albanians want the world to believe Greek civilization is Albanian. Since Albania never had its own civilization, Albanians want to claim Rome, Greece and Troy as theirs.
The second installment of this series answers Albanian claims to Greek mythology. Albanian etymologies make absolutely no sense. Take for example Hera. Albanians want us to believe that the name comes from Ere in Albanian. Yet, in Greek, it is written Ήρα (Ira). That's what you get from reading English translations! oops!
Or let's take Aphrodite, which the Albanians say comes from Afer-dite, the afternoon. What is the connection between the goddess of beauty and the after-noon? Even Albanians don't know!
Ήρα means tare (female sheep), and the root 'ηρ' means something that is peaceful. Tranquility in Greek is ηρεμία, the verb is ηρεμιζω, ηρεμιζεις. This relates to the fact that she brings peace when people get married (she is the goddess of marriage).
In Albanian, Ere means air apparently, and Albanians say it's because Hera talked a lot.
Ultimately, Albanians are proven wrong by the simple fact that Illyrians never worshipped the Greek pantheon.
Enjoy!
Duración:09:50 Vistos:27 veces
Descripción:Here we unlock the gate to the new desert region in world 2.
Duración:00:41 Vistos:188 veces
Descripción:Can you guess?
Duración:01:30 Vistos:113 veces
Descripción:In romanian language,Buda mean wc,closet or toilet.
Duración:03:51 Vistos:34186 veces
Descripción:Thermostellar bomb gets stuck in the bombay but thinks it was dropped and plans to detonate. One of the spacecrafts crew trys to talk it out of detonating by using phenomenology.
Duración:05:14 Vistos:112703 veces
Descripción:A little story about a billion.. how to slash the national debt with etymology :-)
Source: How Many? A Dictionary of Units of Measurement © Russ Rowlett and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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