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Leon broke away to whisper in Greek. It might have been a curse. “I really didn’t expect this,” he said in his sensual accent, nipping at her jaw and chin before burying his mouth in her neck. “Are you sure?” His heart was pounding so hard she felt it against her breast. ...
English is such a hodgepodge of different languages – it’s essentially Germanic but a lot of its vocabulary comes from French, and technical words stem from Latin and Greek. This feature makes English fairly adaptable – which is a good thing for a world language – but it causes irregulari...
First recorded before900;Middle English;Old Englishhwæt;cognate withGermanwas,Dutchwat,Old Norsehvat,Gothichwa;akin toLatinquod,Greektí Discover More Idioms and Phrases Idioms Say what?Slang.(used especially among teenagers) What's that you say? Would you repeat that?
Priests (presbuteroi) are also known as “presbyters” or “elders.” In fact, the English term “priest” is simply a contraction of the Greek word presbuteros. They have the responsibility of teaching, governing, and providing the sacraments in a given congregation (1 Tim. 5:17; Jas....
Referendum Is a Test of Power for Greek Leader ; in Capitals around World, People Are Asking: What Game Is Tsipras Playing?From Berlin to Brussels to Washington to Athens, the samequestion was asked about Greece's debt...Yardley, Jim
I have persisted in the wind, and the rain, and the drought and the deluge and the fires from heaven, and like the bewildered ones I know when I am done. You won’t let me sleep or think or even just sit here quietly like an obedient child, after all the work and chores are ...
Two vertical posts with one horizontal post connecting the two like the letter H.
Here, we will focus on such effects specifically through the lens of power; that is, the idea that swearing does (and can do) things that other language forms do not. In addition, we are interested in what (surprisingly little) is known about how swearing comes to hold this power for ...
In simplest terms, patriotism is loyalty to one’s “Fatherland” (derived from the Greek “patrios – father” and “-ism” – belief in), one’s country.. To be loyal to one’s homeland and its traditions and values, and having a strong affection for it and all it stands for, is...