Central Asian Problems of Modern Science and Education
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This article discusses the etymology of the English word-stock, the approaches and the principles of English etymological vocabularies, which are done by various linguists. It also considers different hypothesis on the matter. The article is devoted to the comparative study of creating etymological dictionaries
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Recommended Citation
Davletova, D. N.
(2019)
"ETYMOLOGY OF THE ENGLISH WORD-STOCK, THE APPROACHES AND PRINCIPLES ON CREATING ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIONARIES OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE,"
Central Asian Problems of Modern Science and Education: Vol. 4
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