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, . , . . . . , Vaterland, , Fatherland; “” suicide (sui `, cide `); self-service, , ``.
, , : pale-face ``, pipe of peace ` `. : palace of culture, house of rest.
. , , : below one`s dignity ` ( . infra dignitatem); under consideration `” ( . sub juice); vicious circle ` ” ( . circulus vitiosus); masterpiece `” ( . chef d`oeuvre) still life ` ( . nature mort); pen name `” ( . nom de plume) .
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Demos `` /democracy, demography/;
Grapho, . `` /graphic, phonograph/;
Homos, . `` /homonym, homophone/;
Lexis, . ``; lexicon, . `` /lexicology, lexicography/;
Onoma, . ``/synonim, antonim, pseudonym/;
Phone, . `` /phonetics, phoneme, phonology/;
Scribe, scriptum, . ``, `` /describe, subscribe, scriptwriter, inscription/;
Tele, . ``, `` /telescope, telegraph/;
Video, . ``; visus . 1) ``; 2) ``, `` /visible, vision, revise, television, evidence/;
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2) . , , , . : anti-, re-, pro-, counter-, -ism-, -age-, -able-, -ous .
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, , `, , , , , ` `river, battle, army, astronomy, arithmetic, poetry`, they, them ; sky anger heaven wrath .
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. , . , , . , host guest, hotel hostel, ounce inch, prune plum. , , : ward , guard ; , .
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, , . , . V . , . , , . , . , . : 1. : father, mother, brother, son, daughter 2. : foot, nose, lip, heart 3.: cow, swine, goose 4.: tree, birch, corn 5. : day, night 6. : sun, moon, star 7.: red, new, glad, sad 8. 1 100 9. ( they) 10. : be, stand, sit, eat, know , . : 1. : head, hand, arm, finger, bone 2.: bear, fox, calf 3.: oak, fir, grass 4. :rain, frost 5. : winter, spring, summer 6.: sea, land 7. : hous, room, banch 8. : boat, ship 9.: green, blue, grey, white, small, thick, high, old, good 10.: see, hear, tell, say, answer, make, give, drink , , . , : , .
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anger (-, anger , , , ; , angr , ); fellow , (.-. felawe , , ; .-. felagi `, , `); fit `, , , ` (.-. fitten ``; . fitja ); weak `` (-. weik, . veikr) .
, , , , : -. angry `, `, wrooth `, `; skye `, `, heaven `, `; taken `, , `, niman `, `; they ``, hi, heo, he ``.
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, . : anger, angry, fellow, fit, get, hit, leg, low, skill, take, want, week, till, they . (they take) (sky . heaven, skin . hide). : , : hap `, `, haphazard `, `, haphazard ``, hapless `, `, happen ``, happening `, `, happy ``, happily ``, happiness ``, `perhaps` ``; weak ``, weaken `, `, weak-headed `, `, weak-kneed ` `, weakling ` `, weakness `` .
, . , [c], , , [] (sky, skin, skill, scathe ). , [], , - : scobs `, `, scoff ``, scope `, `, scorch ``, score ``, Scotch ``, scout `` .
. , - : tungsten, geyser, ski . , , ( ): waltz ``, nickel ``, zinc ``, Luftwaffe `` .
, , . , , , , , , ( ). , , , , , , : action (-. accioun `, `: accioun); agreeable `, ` (c-a. agreable: . agreable); beauty `` (.-.
beautee: . beate); carpenter (carpenter: . carpentier); duke (duk: . duc) .
XVI , : , , , .
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, , : , face (la face), gay (gai), hour (l’heure), ink (les encre), joy (la jolie), letter (la letter), money (la monnaie), pay (payer), river (la rivire),
table (la table), place (la place), large (large), change (changer), minute (la minute), second (la second), mountain (la montagne), soil (le sol), air (l’air), flower (la fleur), fruit (le fruit).
, , , . , , , .
: able, , acceptable accept ; ence difference, excellence, evidence, violence;
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9 : honour (honour: . honur, honour) honour (. honouren: . honorer) .
, , , . , : abuse , abuse , , (. abusen , , , : . abuser) .
, , , , : , , honour (to) honour; labour (to) labour; note (to) labour; note (to) note; pain (to) pain .., , abuse (to) abuse; act (to) act; direct (to) direct ..
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, : feudal, baron, vassal, liege, chivalry ( , , : command, obey, serve, noble, glory, danger)
, king, queen, earl, lord lady - .
, people, nation, government, power, authority, court, crown . .
, : money, property.
, : parent, spouse, cousin, uncle, aunt, nephew, niece.
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, : feast, leisure, pleasure, delight, ease, comfort, chase : trump, , cards.
: accuse, court, crime, felony, plaintiff, defendant, attorney . .
, : tailor, butcher, painter, carpenter, joiner.
, , , , . , , , : banner, blank, blanket, blue, choice, coat, dance, garden, gay, pocket, ticket, war. , : , , . , figure (figura) (figure).
, , , , . , , - . , . c : port (Lat. portus), cycene (kitcen) Lat. coquina, piper (pepper) Lat. Piper . , , - . , - . , , . , , , - , .
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, , : ancor (anchor) Lat. ancora; box (box) Lat. buxus; cealc (chalk) Lat. calcem; paper (paper) Lat. paryrus; pyle (pillow) Lat. pulvinus; post (post) Lat. postis; purs (purse) Lat. bursa; sicol (sikle) Lat. secula;
: cappe (cap) Lat. cappa; socc (sock) Lat. soccus.
: circul (circle) Lat. circulus; pund (pound) Lat. pondo; ynce (inch) Lat. incia.
, : assa (ass) Lat. asinus; camel (camel) Lat. camelus; turtle (turtle) Lat. turtur; truht (trout) Lat. tructa.
: palm (palm) Lat. palma; pere (pear) Lat. pirum; rose (rose) Lat. rosa; lilie (lily) Lat. lilium; plante (plant) Lat. planta.
, :
engel (angel) Lat. angelus; biscop (bishop) Lat. episcopus; cyrice (church) Lat. cyriaca; munuc (monk) Lat. monachus; nunne (nun) Lat. nonna; papa (pope) Lat. papa.
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XVI, XV-XVI ., . 10, 11 12 , . , , , . . .
, , , ate-, I , separate, translate, meditate, exaggerate, congratulate; , ute-, III , prosecute, execute; , ant- ent-, , evident, transparent, patient, triumphant, apparent, obedient.
XVII, XVIII . “ ”, , , , inertia, sanatorium, genus, radius, curriculum, datum, vacuum.
, , , , . . : , , . , : alma mater, bona fide, ex officio, conditio sine qua non .
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, , . . , , . XVII-XVIII. , , , , , , . , , : obligation, constitution, alibi, agriculture, microscope, modern, laboratory, program, system, socialism, communism, capitalism, climate, radius, tradition .
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port . portus,
wall . vallum,
wine .-. win, . vinum,
mile .-. mil, . milia (passuum), ().
. , , , , . E.g. facere: factor, factory, faculty, defect, defeat.
. , . castrum , , , castra , .-. ceaster caster, Chester . : Lancaster, Dorchester, Manchester, Winchester.
, . , , , , .
: , , : basis, area, crisis, idea, ratio, stimulus. : operate, cultivate, demonstrate, evolve, educate, admit, permit, complete, accept, affect, locate, separate, senior, junior, minor, inferior, exterior, superior, dependant.
- : , : ab-, ad-, corn-, dis-, ex-, in-, im-, il-, sub-; : bb, cc, ft, 11, mm, nn, pp, rr, ss, tt.
, , , V ., . - , . , . () . : bard , , ; bin , ( , ); brat , , ; brock ; down ; dun -.
, , , .
, , . , : bannock ; cross ; pillion ; plaid .
, : Aberdeen, Ben Lomond, Dunbar, Kildare, Dunstable, Billigshurt.
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coracle , ;
cromlech ( );
eisteddfod ;
flanel ;
flummery , ; , .
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lan , ( );
claymore ( );
rag , ;
glen ;
loch , ;
veel () ;
slogan ,
tartan ;
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bog , ;
galore
shamrock
shillelagh
spalpen
tory ,
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, , , , , -, XII . , : , , , , .: meodu, . . mead; . henap, . . hemp; . meolk, . . milk; . ploz, . . plough.
sable (). XII-XIII ., , . XIV , , “”, “”.
, , XVI , .
, , , , , .
, beluga, sterlet, rouble, pood, czar, ztarosta, moujik, kvass, shuba, vodka, samovar, troika, babushka, pirozhki.
. : siberite ( ), uralite ( ). .
XIX - , - . , Decembrist , nihilist , nihilism, nihilistic, narodnik, intelligentsia. , nihilist, Decembrist, intelligentsia . , , .
XVIII-XIX . . , , , ispravnik, miroed, obrok, barshina , . , , , , . kopeck, knout, sterlet , . steppes, sables .
narodism, nihilistic, to knout , sable ( ) .
, : sable ; astrakhan ; sterlet ; steppe ; verst ; izba . .
, : Soviet, sputnik, bolshevik, kolkhoz, activist, agitprop , . . : house of rest , : shock-worker, five-year-plan, collective-farm woman ().
XIX , , , - . XX , .
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, . , , , . , , , , , , , . . , anti-, counter-, inter-, sub, ultra- , : -ist, -ism, -isk.
, , , - . , . .
16 . , , ; ; , . : halt (!), lance-knight (13), kreuzer (, ), junker ().
XVI , . . . I , . , , , . 17 . , : zinc, bismut, cobalt .
XVII . , groschen (); drillinq (); plunder (); staff (); fieldmarshal () .
XVIII , . , , .
XVIII , , : iceberq, wolfram, nickel, qletscher.
XIX . , . ( , , ). . , , , : ibdogermanic (Indogermanisch), Middle English (Mittelenglisch), umlaut, ablaut, grade (Grad), breaking, folk etymology (Folksetymologie), vowel0shift (Lauterverschieburg), loanword (Lehnwort).
, : marzipan, kohl-rabi, schnapps, kummel, kirsch, vermuth.
: leitmotiv, kapellmeister, claviatur, humovresgue.
: spits, poodle.
XX , , , . , , . : Black Shirt (Schwarhemd), Brown Shirt (Braunhemd), der Euhrer, gauleiter, Gestapo, Hitlerism, Nazi, Stormtroopers (Stumabteilung), the Third Reich ( ), blitzkrieg, bunker, Luftwaffe, Wehrmacht.
, , . XVI . . , , , , .
, , , .
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pack (, ) 1225 .
XIV-XVII . : bulwark (); ledger ( ); keel (); freight (); hose (); skipper (); rover (); deck (); spool (); nap ( ).
XVII . , , : easel (); landscape (); sketch ().
XIV . , . III . , , XIV , , , .
. , . . , , , , , , .
, , , , . , barouche ( baroccio ); cohl-rabi (. cavoli rape ) . XVI , XVI .
(XIV-XV .) . : ducat, million, lombard. : alarm (), brigand (), bark ().
XVI : carat (), traffic ( ), porcelain (), contraband (), bankrupt (), soldo (), battalion, squadron, citadel, pistol.
, , (, , , ). : sonnet, stanza, motto, model, miniature, madonna, fresco.
: bandit, biretta, mustachio, lottery, bravo, duel, cavalcade, escort, artichoke, gondola.
XVII , , , , : manifesto, intrigue, bulletin, risk, umbrella, balcony, corridor, pedal, solo, opera, vivace, piano, largo, allegro, grotto, volcano, cascade.
XVIII soprano, falsetto, viola, cantata, mandolin, trombone, trio, fantasia, aria, tempo, obligate, crescendo, andante.
: picturesque, costume, terracotta, dilettante.
XIX , . , carbonary, cammorra. , , , , , . : sonatina, cavatina, legato, prima donna, diva, fiasco, studio, replica.
XX : autostrada, duce fascist ( fasces ( )).
, , , , , sotto voce (, ), traditori .
, XVI . , , XV - XVI . (1492 .) (1498 .) , , , , , .
, , XIX . , , , cotton, zenith. XV : lemon, tare () .
XVI , , , , , .
XVI , , , , . XVI .
: infanta, don, hidalgo, renegade, bravado, armada, comrade, mulatto, mosquito.
, XVII , : cargo, guitar, castanet, toreador, matador, duenna, dona, embargo, parade, escapade.
, XVIII , , , , - . , quadrille, bolero, picador, marinade, caramel, flotilla, cigar.
XIX . . : querilla ( : werra-war), cigarette, lasso, mustang.
, , “ ” . , , : cotton, zenith, renegade, grenade, alligator, banana, cargo, guitar, guerilla, cigarette, cafeteria, tango, rumba.
dinero, macho, amigo, gringo, el nino(a) .
, . .
, , , , , .
. , , , .
: marmalade, flamingo, madeira, buffalo, coco(nut), port (wine), guinea, caste, mandarin.
. (VIII-XV ), (XI-XIII ), ( XVI ), , , , , , .
, . , 14, , , . , , .
. ( ) , , .
, , , . . , , . : , , , , . XIV-XVI .
: caliph, mameluke, shekh, hashish, nadir.
: calibre, sultan, magazine.
: algebra, carat, tariff.
: apricot.
: alcohol.
assassin, , “ ” , , , .
. , , ( ), , . , , , . . , , XV , .
. . , , . XVI .
, , : satrap, tiard. , VI ..) XIII scarlet.
XIV : tiger, azure, arsenic, salamander.
, , , . , , , , , , . , : shah, dervich, toman, divan, caravan, bazaar, caravan serai, padichah, dinar, shawl.
.
XVI “” , , . , XVII , - , . - , , . , .
, , , .
, nabob , maharadja (h) , bungalow , , jut , jungle , cashmere , pyjamas .
, , . , , , , . . , travel sport, , , , , , . . . , . , : associated, exaggerated, accumulated, liberated, radiated, ventilated, acted, corrected, confused, interfered, disturbed, conducted . . : eggs, gates, laws, knives, roots, sales, skins, snares, wings. , , . : - formulas - formulae, indexes-indices, geniuses-genii. . , bandits banditti, . - : villas, spectators, circuses. , . -1, -ml -less -ness, -ship, -dom . , : nicely, pleasantly, cheerful, beautiful, powerless, gentleness, companionship . . : un-, fore-, over-, be- : unaided unavoidable, unconcious, forecast, overcharge, bepraise . . , , , , , , (hybrids). : beautiful (. +. ), unmistakable (. +. +. ). . , , , , , . . . , , ; - , . , , .
, , .
nature, . , . [] [ju]. [tj] [tJl. [ei], XV [] [1, XVIII . [] .
; , , sk , [sk] , .. [Jl: skin, skill, sky, scare, scout. . . , , . , , , . . , . : affair example.
. , -sh - : finish, punish, perish, enter, offer. : as'sure, at'tack, ac'cept, ai'low, com'pare, des'cribe, es'cape, in'sist, ex'ist, re'spect, la'ment. , .
, , , , , , . . : -['intimit], . ['estimeit], - ['estimit], . .
, 1650 , . : (restaurant), (rouge, regime) [], (police) ch -, ( et) [ei] - (ballet).
To, , , . , , -ior , : superior, senior, inferior. , , , . . , : dinner ; remainder .
. , clerc -. clericus, . klerikos , , , , - clerk.
, , , , , , , , . sputnik soviet. marcher - march - , . , , , , , . , tenez . , , , , , , , , : , , , , .
, . . , , .
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5 . , , , , , . "" , ( ) . . . "" , - , . . . () , ( ) ; .
6 . - ; ( - ) - . (, , ) , "" ( , ).
7 () ( , ), ( . , "" () "" () - , , ", ", (), . , , ; . . (, , ): "" ( ) "" ( ) , ; : "" () "" ().
8 (. conversio - , ) - . , "" ( ), "" (), . "love" () "love" () . , , , . .
9 ( . pardeigma - , ) - , , , , , , ; ; . , , .
10 (Wycliffe, Wiclif, Wyclif) ( 1320 1330) - , . , ( 1372). , .
11 (Langland) (1330-1400), . ; 1381.
12 (Chaucer), 1340-1400, -" . ", " ", .
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Relation, revolution, starvation, temptation, unification, etc. ateAppreciate, create, congratuate, etc. uteAttrubute, contribute, constitute, distribute, etc. dis-Disable, distract, disown, disagree, etc. ableDetestable, curable, etc. ateAccurate, desperate, graduate, etc. antArrogant, constant, important, etc. entAbsent, convenient, decent, evident, etc. orMajor, minor, junior, senior, etc. alCordial, final, fraternal, maternal, etc. arLunar, solar, familiar, etc.
anceArrogance, endurance, hindrance, etc. enceConsequence, intelligence, patience, etc mentAppointment, developpment, etc. ageCourage, marriage, passage, village, etc. essTigress, lioness, actress, adventuress, etc. ousCurious, dangerous, joyous, serious, etc. enEnable, endear, enact, enfold, enslave, etc.
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I. . 3-15
1.1 . 5-15
1. . 13
II. .. 16-40
2.1. ⅅ... 16-20
2.2. ... 20-24
2.3. .. 24-29
2.4. ⅅ.. 29-30
2.5. .. 30-32
2.6. .. 32-34
2.7. . 34-35
2.8. .. 35-36
2.9. . 36-38
2.10. . 38
2.11. .. 38-39
2.12. . 39-40
2.13. 腅.. 40
III. ⅅ. 41-44
3.1. 腅... 41-42
3.2 .. 42-44
充... 45-46
.. 47-49
2. .. 50
3. ... 51
4. , 컅 .. 52
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Ambience |
, | Femme fatale |
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Ballet | Fin-de-siecle | ||
Bon vivant | , | Force majoure | |
Boulevard | Genre | ||
Bouquet | Gourmand | () | |
Buffet | Gourmet | ||
Cafe | Haute couture | ||
Clientaile | Impass | ||
Cognoscenti | () | Joi de vivra | |
Conjure | Laissez fair | ||
Connosseur | (, ) | Lese majeste |
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Coup | , | Liarson | |
Coup d`Etat | Matinee | , | |
Coup d`Grace | Naivtee | ||
Debris | Nom de gerre | ||
Decor | Noblesse oblige | ||
Denoument | , | Object d`art | |
De rigueur | , | Overture | |
Elan | Passe | , | |
Eminance grise | Repertoir | ||
Enclave |
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Raison d`etre | , |
Enfant terrible |
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Raprochment | |
Espirit du corps | Soiree | ||
Fait accompli | Savoir fair | ||
Faute de mieux | Verve | , |
ion |
Communion, legion, opinion, session, union, etc. | |
tion | Relation, revolution, starvation, temptation, unification, etc. | |
ate | Appreciate, create, congratuate, etc. | |
ute | Attrubute, contribute, constitute, distribute, etc. | |
dis | Disable, distract, disown, disagree, etc. | |
able | Detestable, curable, etc. | |
ate | Accurate, desperate, graduate, etc. | |
ant | Arrogant, constant, important, etc. | |
ent | Absent, convenient, decent, evident, etc. | |
or | Major, minor, junior, senior, etc. | |
al | Cordial, final, fraternal, maternal, etc. | |
ar | Lunar, solar, familiar, etc. |
ance | Arrogance, endurance, hindrance, etc. | |
ence | Consequence, intelligence, patience, etc. | |
ment | Appointment, developpment, etc. | |
age | Courage, marriage, passage, village, etc. | |
ess | Tigress, lioness, actress, adventuress, etc. | |
ous | Curious, dangerous, joyous, serious, etc. | |
en | Enable, endear, enact, enfold, enslave, etc. |
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