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Big news for the Irish language
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Hiring: Irish Freelance Translators for Government Contracts
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We're hiring. Multiple Roles. Due to increased demand for our services we are hiring translation project managers, Irish Translators, French Canadian translators. star-ts.com/about/jobs/
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'Re:' in emails isn't an abbreviation of a word like 'regarding', at least in terms of etymology.
It's actually a sneaky Latin word - namely rē, ablative singular of rēs, meaning 'thing, matter'.
This is the same Latin word that's given English 'real', 'realise' and 'republic'.
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Word of the day is 'pessundate' (17th century): to cast down or ruin (e.g. 'this country feels pretty pessundated right now').
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Word of the day is the German ‘Verschlimmbesserung’: an attempted improvement that only makes matters worse.
If you’re looking for a more pronounceable English equivalent, to ‘arsle’ is to shuffle inevitably backwards.
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Word of the day is 'dowfart' (18th-century Scots): one who is feeble, idle, and entirely ineffectual.
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Word of the day is ‘imprescience’ (19th century): a total lack of foresight and foreknowledge.
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My regular reminder that a 'mumpsimus' (16th century) is one who obstinately sticks to their opinion despite clear evidence that they are wrong.
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Love this kind of fact.
Also: 'lb', a pound, is an abbreviation of 'libra', a Roman unit of weight (hence the scales in the sign of the Zodiac).
The £ sign is 'L' for 'libra' and crossbars to indicate an abbreviation (the first monetary pound was a pound weight of silver).
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Word of the day is 'philodox' (17th century): one who is in love with their own opinion, and who consequently believes that everyone else should share it.
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Word of the day is 'zephyr' (Old English): a soft, gentle breeze, as you might feel on slumberous spring and summer days.
From Zephyros, god of the gentle west wind.
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Word of the day is ‘bobbersome’ (19th century): eager, impatient, and a little bit excitable.
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Word of the day is ‘zwodder’: old West Country dialect for happy drowsiness; a total but pleasant state of stupor.
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