An etymological study of Singapore sign language : the influence of American sign language on Singapore sign language by Lee, Naomi Elizabeth

“…This study aims to give an insight into the influence of ASL on SgSL, which serves as a first look into the etymology of SgSL. 14 participants were recruited in this study; 3 participants were given a Swadesh list for sign languages consisting of 100 words, which they were asked to sign in SgSL. …”
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Where Caesar's Latin does not belong: a comparative grammar based approach to Romance etymology by Buchi, É

“…Since its beginning in the 19th century, when dealing with inherited lexicon, Romance etymology and etymography always promoted Latin etyma. …”

νόσος and δσίη: etymological and sociocultural observations on the concepts of disease and divine (dis)favour in ancient Greece by Willi, A

“…After a brief discussion of earlier etymological theories, this article proposes a new analysis of the Greek noun νόσος 'disease' as a possessive compound *n-osw-os 'not having *(h₁)osu', the second constituent of which is cognate with Hitt. āssu 'well-being'; just like the latter, Greek νόσος are characteristically sent or removed by divinities. …”

Notulae etymologicae Lemkovianae by Ľubor Králik

Subjects: “…Slavonic etymology…”
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Early Byzantine Fort Σίκλαι: Etymological Analysis of the Toponym / Ranobizantska tvrđava Σικλαι: Etimološka analiza toponima by Jasminka Kuzmanovska

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Derksen R. Etymological dictionary of the Slavic inherited lexicon. Leiden; Boston: Brill, 2008. 726 c. by Михаил Николаевич Саенко

“…В 2008 г. в серии «Leiden Indo-European Etymological Dictionary Series» вышла книга доктора (PhD) Рика Дерксена (Rick Derksen) «Etymological dictionary of the Slavic inherited lexicon». …”
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Derksen R. Etymological dictionary of the Slavic inherited lexicon. Leiden; Boston: Brill, 2008. 726 c. by Михаил Николаевич Саенко

“…В 2008 г. в серии «Leiden Indo-European Etymological Dictionary Series» вышла книга доктора (PhD) Рика Дерксена (Rick Derksen) «Etymological dictionary of the Slavic inherited lexicon». …”
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Les marqueurs de limites dans les Étymologies d’Isidore de Séville (XV, 14) by Jean-yves Guillaumin

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Erythrina L. (Phaseoleae, Papilionoideae, Leguminosae) of Brazil: an updated nomenclatural treatment with notes on etymology and vernacular names by Ramon Guedes-Oliveira, Ana Paula Fortuna-Perez, Leandro Cardoso Pederneiras, Vidal de Freitas Mansano

“…Here we analyze 64 protologues, update typification statuses, propose five new synonyms, 13 new lectotypes (11 first-step, two second-step) and one neotype, linking all protologues and type specimens with their corresponding available digital sources, and make additional notes on etymology and vernacular names.…”
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THE ETYMOLOGICAL ANALYSIS AT THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE LESSONS AS ONE OF THE MEANS OF ORTHOGRAPHICAL LITERACY INCREASE OF MIDDLE-SCHOOL STUDENTS

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Exploring the referential range of etymologically-related lexical pairs in the language of the Qur’an: A cognitive-semantic approach by Waheed M. A. Altohami, Ayman Khafaga

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Enver Kurtumer as a crimean-tatar scholar and his first etymological dictionary in the crimean tatar language by Bülent HÜNERLİ

Subjects: “…etymology…”
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The word-family of s.-cr. batati, botati, butati "to hit, beat, push, etc.": Derivation, semantics, etymology by Vlajić-Popović Jasna

“…Since the entire study is aimed at facilitating the lexicographic treatment of this vast and complicated word-family in the Serbian etymological dictionary (ERSJ), some practical repercussions of such an analysis are il­lustrated by homonymous nouns batl/bafi, bofl/bofi/bot3 and bufl/bufi viewed not only per se, but also as departure points for further derivation.…”
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[Text not reproducible in ascii]: Etymological and sociocultural observations on the concepts of disease and divine (dis)favour in ancient Greece by Willi, A

“…After a brief discussion of earlier etymological theories, this article proposes a new analysis of the Greek noun 'disease' as a possessive compound *n-osw-os 'not having *(hi)osu', the second constituent of which is cognate with Hitt. āssu 'well-being'; just like the latter, Greek are characteristically sent or removed by divinities. …”

Alvar Ezquerra, Manuel (2014). Lo que callan las palabras. Mil voces que enriquecerán tu español. Madrid: JdeJ Editores, pp. 331 by Luque, Rocio

Subjects: “…Dictionary. Etymology. Philology…”
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A Relic of Proto-Siouan *ro/no 'one' in Mississippi Valley Siouan by Rankin, Robert L.

Subjects: “…Siouan languages-- Etymology…”
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A note on the term 'lithic' by George (Rip) Rapp

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The name “Slavonia” by Alemko Gluhak

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Etimologi kitab pengetahuan bahasa by Fateh Din, Husin

Subjects: “…Malay language - Etymology…”
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ETYMOLOGICAL PECULIARITIES OF MODERN ACUTE RESPIRATORY VIRAL INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN OF EARLY AGE HOSPITALIZED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT by S. V. Khaliullina, V. A. Anokhin, K. Yu. Demidenko, E. V. Nyagashkina, K. R. Khaliullina, E. M. Pokrovskaya, Kh. S. Khaertynov

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