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A history of foreign words in English

Mary S. Serjeantson

1936

An chonair chaoch

Ciarán Lenoach

2012

Linguistic consequences of language contact and restriction

Raymond Mougeon

1991

Weird English

Evelyn Nien-Ming Chʻien

2003

American Indian English

William L. Leap

1993

The making of the Roman people

Lloyd, Thomas.

1914

The African heritage of American English

Joseph E. Holloway

1993

Brush up your classics!

Michael Macrone

1999

Other-wordly

Yee-Lum Mak

2016 ★ 4.0

English Literature and Ancient Languages

Kenneth Haynes

2003

An introduction to an academic vocabulary

Horace G. Danner

1985

Vocabulary from classical roots

Norma Fifer

2005

Greek and Latin in scientific terminology

Oscar E. Nybakken, Oscar Edward Nybakken, Oscar E. Nubakken

1959

The Viking legacy

John Geipel

1971

English words from Latin and Greek elements

Donald M. Ayers

1965

Vocabulary from classical roots

Lee Harrison Mountain

2006

The world in so many words

Allan Metcalf

1999

Chicano English in context

Carmen Fought

2002

The story of English in 100 words

David Crystal

2011

Vocabulary from Latin and Greek Roots

Elizabeth Osborne

2003

The primitives of the Greek tongue

Claude Lancelot

1674

The chronology of words and phrases

Linda Flavell

1999

Vocabulary from classical roots

Nancy Fifer, Nancy Flowers, Norma Fifer

1994

Spanglish

Ilan Stavans

2003

The official Spanglish dictionary

Bill Cruz

1998

Master Thaddeus

Adam Mickiewicz

1885 ★ 2.8

English etymologies

William Henry Fox Talbot

1847

The Oxford guide to world English

Tom McArthur

2002

Global Mother Tongue

Howard Richler

2007

French elements in Middle English

Frederick Henry Sykes

1899

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