مشاهده نسخه کامل
: Learning vocabularies through Etymology
Hi m8
Here i think we really need a topic abt ethymology and it's use in English
In English as u know words usually consist from little parts which mean different from word's one
So i had a consultation with Archi-girl and decided to create this topic with purpose of increasing ur inf. and mine inf. abt words and their parts in English
با اجازه فارسیشو هم بگم شاید یه نفر حوصله انگلیسیشو نداشت و باخوندن این علاقه مند بشه همونطوری که میدونین توی اکثر زبان ها معمولا کلمات از چند بخش تشکیل میشن که به تنهایی هرکدومش یک معنی میده انگلیسی هم از این قاعده مستثنی نیستش هدف از ایجاد این تاپیک اینه که به کمک اشخاصی که اطلاعاتی در این زمینه دارن کلمات رو تجزیه کنیم به امید اینکه با این تاپیک یه فعالیت مفیدی کرده باشم :D:D:D:D:D
mohammad.clergyman
24-08-2008, 14:50
great idea
first let me present my own info about etymology
as you know there are two millions and two hundred thousand words in English language
and this is for sure that by learning Etymology you will cover 6o percent of the words of dictionary
so, by learning the stems and prefixes and suffixes of the language ,which is the meaning of Etymology,
you will be able to guess the meanings of unseen words so much easily
I will inshallah participate in this topic
I think here we need to give an example
e.g. the word of decriminalization
de/crimin/al/iz(e)/-tion
de is opposite maker
crimin in Latin means crime
al is adjective maker
ize is verb maker
and finally -ion is noun maker
We ethmoloized "decriminalization" and with this kind of words which consist some part's we can increase our inf. abt english easily
Gole_sang
03-10-2008, 00:39
and why do you stop it? it's great!!!
Hume means soil
1.human>>> as we all know
2.inhume>>> in means in so inhume means put in soil or simply means bury
3.exhume>>> ex means out, exhume means pull out of the soil. it exactly means pull a corpse out of a grave,
4.posthumous >>> post means after, so it means after death: like posthumous fame
who can etymologize coordination ?
if u etymologized this word u should tell us that what which part means
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Long time and no reply
i answer the Q
Late Latin coordination-, coordinatio, from Latin co- + ordination-, ordinatio arrangement, from ordinare to arrange
i thought that this topic would fascinate u but it didn't :D:D:D:D:D
actually I'm a big fan of Etymology and even have a good topic in another forum ...
my.black*mice.com/showthread.php?p=872570&highlight=gullible
(remove the *)
but , i've never been in the mood for this one ... maybe if could continue in Persian ...
anyway , I just wanted to say that if no one posts anything , doesn't mean that no one likes it ... sometimes you must continue a topic for weeks before others feel like to contribute[ برای مشاهده لینک ، لطفا با نام کاربری خود وارد شوید یا ثبت نام کنید ] .. (own experience)
ok no problem I continue this topic by some similar posts and I think it will help our English as foregin language's users
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