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10 Words with Interesting Origins (Etymology) | English Vocabulary Lesson


Welcome all, and welcome back with (English with Lucy)

Today I have a video on a whole new topic

I will talk to you about (Itamologi)

And itological means the history of the word and its historical development

With time in terms of its meaning

It is the schedule of the word

So you see where this word comes from

And see how it evolved and changed over time

That is very exciting

Always look for the word’s own emoticon when learning a new word

To see the original language of this word and how it was used

Mania is considered a study

It is something that pleases me a lot

Tell me if you enjoy doing something like this

I just love words

So today I chose 10 words with interesting origins

I will talk to you about them

Hoping to inspire you to study the origins of more words

And also to help you develop your English at least

Let’s Begin

No. 1

Sandwich

Food between two pieces of bread is one of the most popular foods for lunch in England

And the funny fact, I really do not like bread

It is not my lack of love for bread, but I do not see it useful

I think the bread is lost eating inside

So, just give me what’s inside

Sandwich P. got that name

From a man named John Montague

He is the grandson of the Sandwich family

It is therefore an aristocrat of the 18th century

And he loved to eat his meals

At the play table

He liked to play games like cards

He did not want the papers to get dirty from his dirty hand

So he asked for meat between two pieces of bread

Between two pieces of bread

His friends told him and they said

I will take like what Sandwich took

In the end

Summarized to Sandwich and are the eaters we know and love completely

Or most of us, I just know her I do not like her

And also there is a place in the UK called

Sandwich, which sounds like a strange name

But this is the origin from which the food came

I think the following is exciting

It’s Nice

Its source is Latino and means ignorance or ignorance

But with time

Used to describe things

Agreed or beautiful and today used a lot

As a virtuous attribute

The following is Muscle

Its origin is Latin

Of the mouse

And people thought that the muscles resembled small mice beneath the skin

This is the origin of the word Muscle

The following is Addict and its origin is Latin

For sincerity or delivery of something

They were used for slaves

So it reminds you that Addict means you

A slave and that’s really an accurate description

The next word is Clue

The origin of the word Clew and pronounce the same with the difference of writing

Which means a ball of string in old English

That’s because the ball thread can be used to guide someone out of the maze

So this is the origin of the word Clue

The next word is Jargon

It’s a good word, is not it?

I love I say Jargon

The origin of Jargon i is a very old French word Jargoun

If you say it correctly

Means Twitter like a bird

So if you use a lot of Jargon, they mean that they are singing like birds and it is incomprehensible

They say things that have no value

The following can be considered rude

The next word is Avocado and its origin is Aztec

I do not know if I can say it ahuakatl

You can see the face of similarity, but it originally means testicles

Kaltlan in the penis

So Fa Avocado looks a bit like

Sure you can see

Considerable similarity in shape and size

Between the Avocado and the testes

They also consider Aphrodisiacs means they increase sexual desire

This is the origin of the word Avocado

The next word is Whiskey

The drink I can not love

I always accept it when given to me

And if he showed that I am mature

And say “yes by snow if you allow” and then

No, I can not do it taste like Fag buts

Fag Buts means the last part of the cigarette

The Whiskey is shortened from

Whiskey Bay and it comes from an old English word, Usqueba

And the origin of the words Galactin

Whiskey which means water

Bethel means life

So they say the Whiskey

It is the water of life

Which I think some would consider very accurate

I’m not, I think it’s life

The next word is Vagina, yes he’s a female member

The origin of this word is Latin

The sheath means that thing that covers the sword

And the word Gladius which means sword

It was commonly used as a symbol of a male member

V Vagina Sheath that covers the sword

Very exciting

The next word is Oxymoron

Its origin is the Greek word Oxus which means sharp

And Morros which means sharp as well

The same word

I think Oxymoron is wonderful

I love languages

That was our lesson today

I know it was a little different

But I wanted to share one of the most loved and etymological things I love

And what their origin

This was really exciting

And I think that if you want to start to know the itological

In the origins and history of words remotely

Can increase your words

You can learn to speak more logically

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I will see you soon in another lesson

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