| Lynch has decided to give entire entries, that is, the headword, part of speech, etymology, definitions and quotations. |
| Panini's grammar, the science of pronunciation, etymology, Indology and Yoga were all included in the curricula. |
| It is from him that I learned that liberation movements, revolution, terrorism live in a world of their own and create their own etymology. |
| The latter explanation may, however, simply be a folk etymology or constitute the reason why Albanians identify themselves with the eagle. |
| Some letters and combinations of letters depend in their orthoepy upon the etymology of the word. |
| It's not a folk etymology, because this is the usage of one person rather than an entire speech community. |
