Well, I’ll let you decide… In the unlikely event that you want to send one of these to somebody, you can save the files (I think right-click and save should work), pull them into your device’s free image editing software, and type names in the To and From fields. Just don’...
The Old Englsh wordmǣw, comes from Proto-Germanic*maiwiz(seagull), from a non-Indo-European substrate, or is of imitative origin. It’s also found in Middle English asmewe(gull, seagull), in the archaic / dialectal English wordmew(gull, seagull), in Dutch asmeeuw(seagull), and in...
Twitter Pinterest Permalink Download Image Print How to cite Buvelot, Quentin. “Portrait of a Thirty-Year-Old Man and Portrait of a Twenty-Five-Year-Old Woman” (2017). . InThe Leiden Collection Catalogue, 4th ed. Edited by Arthur K. Wheelock Jr. and Elizabeth Nogrady with Caroline Van ...
In the 70s, Lee realized these trees were aging out, as were the people who knew the names and stories of these trees and the window to find them was quickly closing. From there, he and his wife, Edith, devised a plan to go find what they could: They would buy ads in the rural ...
one Old English word for gravel wasċeosol[ˈtʃeo.sol], which comes from Proto-West-Germanic*kesul(small stone, pebble). This becamechiselandchessil(gravel or pebbles) in modern English, and is cognate withKiesel(pebble) in German,kiezel(pebble, flint, silicon) in Dutch, andkisel(...
Twitter Pinterest Permalink Download Image Print How to cite Buvelot, Quentin. “Portrait of a Thirty-Year-Old Man and Portrait of a Twenty-Five-Year-Old Woman” (2017). . InThe Leiden Collection Catalogue, 4th ed. Edited by Arthur K. Wheelock Jr. and Elizabeth Nogrady with Caroline Van ...
North European and English paintings of the second half of that century. Very often depicted in Dutch paintings as a table cover, this type of carpet con-tinues to be depicted in European paintings until 1660, and can even be seen in a few paintings of a later date. The first ...
North European and English paintings of the second half of that century. Very often depicted in Dutch paintings as a table cover, this type of carpet con-tinues to be depicted in European paintings until 1660, and can even be seen in a few paintings of a later date. The first ...
Coinigéar, meaning rabbit warren. Rabbits must like the seaside. The dunes at Tramore beach – also a spit of land – are sometimes called The Burrows rabbits that once lived there and of course there is Coney Island in New York, said to be named after the Dutch word for rabbit –“...
Other names forhangnailincludewhitlow,wicklow,paronychiaandnimpingang[source]. Whitlowcomes from Middle Englishwhitflaw. Thewhitpart comes from Middle Dutchvijtor Low Germanfit(abscess), from Latinfīcus(fig-shaped ulcer), and theflawpart comes from Middle Englishflawe, flay(a flake of fire or...