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Recent Comments
Slade | Shift Your Spirits on Mary: Thanks Jeff!
I must say that the "rebellious" aspect of Mary's name was at first surprising to me, but I also felt some delight in that. The more I...
Jeff Lilly on John Sidney McCain III: Hey, wow! I had no idea. Since John McCain Sr. (the current candidate's grandfather) was the first famous McCain, it makes sense that he should have...
Adam on John Sidney McCain III: When a son is named after his father, and that father later dies, it is traditional for each person sharing the same name to be "promoted." Junior be...
Jeff Lilly on Barack Hussein Obama: Glad you enjoyed it, KL! It was a challenge to research, but with awesome results. I thought his mid-life name change was especially fascinating....
kl on Barack Hussein Obama: What a great word to come back with - so interesting to read, given the current political landscape....
Kate Gladstone on Luck: Hello again, Jeff! Have you seen the extensive (and pleasingly quirky) web-site of the Indo-European Language Revival Association at http://dnghu.org...
Kate Gladstone on Luck: Has your "Word of the Day" column ever looked at the word "word"?
Also, have you ever looked at "be" in its various forms ("am/is/are/was/were"/etc...
Rayn Noremac on Luck: Reticulum is defined a network or systematic pattern. This, I think, illustrates well the influence of our individual "wyrds" upon both the physical...
mahud » Mythology and Mysticism on Apollo: Thanks Jeff for including my image. I'm so honored :D
and thanks K-L for your lovely comment :D
The name may also be from the ancie...
K-L | Be Conscious Now on Apollo: Wow!!! That image is stunning!
And I had no idea that Apollo was God of all those things... I feel more of an affinity toward him now.
Loving th...
Jeff Lilly on Boycott: The simple answer is that names are capitalized in English, and common nouns and verbs are not (unless, of course, they're in titles or at the beginni...
Nio on Boycott: I was thinking more about the word boycott yesterday on my way to Everett to see the in-laws.
When one writes someone else's name (bell hoo...
Jeff Lilly on Boycott: Boycott is something I've known the history of for a long time, practically since I started in linguistics. It's such a classic exam...
Nio on Boycott: I knew it was someone's name, but I didn't know it was a English landlord. And to think I took a History of Ireland course in college...
One...
Jeff Lilly on Hawk: Very cool, Slade. Maybe that "home" corresponds with the "h" in hawk? Is there something you're reaching for here, trying to grasp, using hom...
Slade | Shift Your Spirits on Hawk: Very timely for me, Jeff!
My mother has an enormous hawk that has adopted her backyard this summer and whenever I go over there to mow the lawn, I...
Jeff Lilly on Primordial: Vitor, that's great! Nio and I are glad to be of service. :-)
Slade and others have mentioned at times how the words-of-the-day are often surpris...