Etymology of “Tarjomeh” by Alireza Delafkar

“…Abstract In linguistics, etymology is to understand the origin of word and how the meaning and form of it changes over the time. …”
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LESSONS OF ETYMOLOGY

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The etymology of laz by Simona Klemenčič

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Squibs and etymologies by Matisoff, James A.

“…IJAL, JAOS, Linguistic Inquiry) have long had features entitled "Brief Communications" or "Squibs" -- a section of each issue devoted to mini-articles ranging in length from a paragraph to a few pages, each dealing with a particular small but interesting point of phonology, grammar, or etymology.…”
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Etymology of Yoogh and Joft by t Malmir

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Some Nostratian Etymologies by Václav Blažek

Subjects: “…Some Nostratian Etymologies…”
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Two nostratic etymologies by Alemko Gluhak

Subjects: “…Two nostratic etymologies…”
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The etymology of Chinese Chén by Cook, Richard Sterling

“…This issue is devoted entirely to an extraordinary monograph by Richard S. Cook, Jr., on the etymology of Mandarin chén, the fifth of the twelve "earthly branches" among the Chinese zodiacal symbols. …”
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A key etymology by Matisoff, James A.

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An etymological dictionary of chemistry and mineralogy/ by 333598 Bailey, Dorothy

Concise etymological dictionary of chemistry / by 305837 Bevan, Stanley C., Gregg, S. J. (Sidney John), Rosseinsky, Angela

An Attempt at the Etymological Analysis of Music by Ina Barsova

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An etymologıcal evaluatıon on the +gil suffıx by Süleyman Kaan YALÇIN

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“Kankakee”: An Old Etymological Puzzle by Michael McCafferty

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On Etymologizing Indian Place-Names by Madison S. Beeler

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Moniker: Etymology and Lexicographical History by William Sayers

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AN ESSAY ON THE ETYMOLOGY OF THE LEXEME “YOGURT” by Gökçen DURUKOĞLU

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On etymology of Finnic term for 'sky' by Gao, J.

“…Using etymological methods, the present study has identified five Sinitic and Uralic shared etymologies. …”
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Forests etymology in the Turkish language by Ahmet Küçükkalfa

“…"Oraman" i.e.forest word is closest pronounciation of the Turkish word “Orman” . The etymology of the word “forest: orman” is not the plural of the word “tree/ağaç” even forest composed of “tree”.To understand the relation of the words “ağaç” with “orman/oraman” authentic living culture of shepherds should be studied. …”
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An Etymological and Terminological Review on Suicide by Nefise Ladikli, Itır Tarı Cömert

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