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    • Behind the Name Open site in a new window - Look into the history behind common first names. Provides etymology, meaning, and popularity for names in many languages including French, German, Indian, Spanish, and mythological names.
    • Dictionary of English Phonesthemes Open site in a new window - Reference to English phonesthemes, the sound-symbols patterns that play an important role in word-formation and psycholinguistics.
    • E. L. Easton: Etymology Open site in a new window - Resources for etymology, history, and neologisms of English language.
    • English Words of Norse Origin Open site in a new window - Annonated list of English words of Old Norse origin such as father and reindeer.
    • Etymologically Speaking Open site in a new window - Dictionary of interesting and noteworthy word etymologies, both in English and related languages like French and German.
    • Online Etymology Dictionary Open site in a new window - Online English etymology dictionary based on a variety of sources. Searchable alphabetically.
    • Origin of Phrases Open site in a new window - Investigates interesting origin of phases including definitions and examples.
    • Origin Unknown Open site in a new window - List of English words with unknown etymology.
    • Sanskrit Etymological Sources Open site in a new window - Sanskritic roots for Indo-European words.
    • Take Our Word for It Open site in a new window - Weekly web magazine and resource site on interesting observations about words. Submit your etymology question and stay up-to-date on the latest books and games for word lovers.
    • WordOrigins.org Open site in a new window - Devoted to the etymology of words and phrases, particularly modern phrases such as 'politically correct' and 'all your base are belong to us'.
    • World Wide Words Open site in a new window - Investigates international English from a British perspective. Includes articles, newsworthy words, and usage notes.
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