bear/born, hear/horn?
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Are the words "hear" and "horn" cognates by analogy with "bear"/"born"?
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Are the words "hear" and "horn" cognates by analogy with "bear"/"born"?
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I think you should read up on how etymology works. Hint: not like that.
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I think this is possibly the 3rd time you are playing us off on this type of question.
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Are the words "hear" and "horn" cognates by analogy with "bear"/"born"?
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I think you should read up on how etymology works. Hint: not like that.
– James Random
1 hour ago
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I think this is possibly the 3rd time you are playing us off on this type of question.
– Cascabel
40 mins ago
add a comment |
1
I think you should read up on how etymology works. Hint: not like that.
– James Random
1 hour ago
1
I think this is possibly the 3rd time you are playing us off on this type of question.
– Cascabel
40 mins ago
1
1
I think you should read up on how etymology works. Hint: not like that.
– James Random
1 hour ago
I think you should read up on how etymology works. Hint: not like that.
– James Random
1 hour ago
1
1
I think this is possibly the 3rd time you are playing us off on this type of question.
– Cascabel
40 mins ago
I think this is possibly the 3rd time you are playing us off on this type of question.
– Cascabel
40 mins ago
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