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Etymology<br />
By:<br />
Chris Essue,<br />
Glendys Parra,<br />
Tiffany Robinson, and<br />
Stephanie Croston
Commonalities<br />
• All these words are from Modern English.<br />
• All these words have a common<br />
background.<br />
• They all come from colonization.
Bangle<br />
<strong>Definition</strong><br />
• A stiff usually ornamental<br />
bracelet or anklet slipped<br />
or clasped on.<br />
Facts<br />
• The historical period of<br />
the word is from 1787.<br />
• The loaning language is<br />
from Hindi.<br />
• The original language is<br />
from Hindi.
Canoe<br />
<strong>Definition</strong><br />
• A light narrow boat with<br />
both ends sharp that is<br />
usually propelled by<br />
paddling.<br />
Facts<br />
• The historical period of<br />
the word is 1555.<br />
• The loaning language of<br />
the word is French.<br />
• The original language is<br />
Cariban.
Khaki<br />
<strong>Definition</strong><br />
• A light yellowish brown<br />
Facts<br />
• The historical period of<br />
the word is from 1837.<br />
• The loaning language is<br />
from Hindi.<br />
• The original language of<br />
the word is Persian.
Kiwi<br />
<strong>Definition</strong><br />
• A flightless New Zealand<br />
bird with rudimentary<br />
wings, stout legs, a long<br />
bill, and grayish brown<br />
hairlike plumage.<br />
Facts<br />
• The historical period of<br />
the word is 1835.<br />
• The loaning language for<br />
the word is Maori.<br />
• The original language is<br />
Maori.
Moonshine<br />
• Moonlight<br />
<strong>Definition</strong><br />
Facts<br />
• The historical period for<br />
the word is 1500.<br />
• The loaning language is<br />
from Old High German.<br />
• The original language is<br />
Latin and Greek.
Mustang<br />
<strong>Definition</strong><br />
• The small hardly<br />
naturalized horse of<br />
western plains directly<br />
descended from horses<br />
brought in by Spaniards.<br />
Facts<br />
• The historical period of<br />
the word is 1808.<br />
• The loaning language of<br />
the word is from Spanish.<br />
• The original language of<br />
the word is from Medieval<br />
Latin.
Orangutan<br />
<strong>Definition</strong><br />
• A largely herbivorous<br />
arboreal anthropoid ape<br />
of Borneo and Sumatra<br />
that is about two thirds<br />
as large as the gorilla and<br />
has brown skin, long<br />
sparse, reddish brown<br />
hair, and very long arms.<br />
Facts<br />
• The historical period of<br />
the word is 1691.<br />
• The loaning language of<br />
the word is from Malay.<br />
• The original language of<br />
the word is from Malay.
Pajamas<br />
<strong>Definition</strong><br />
• A loose lightweight<br />
trousers formerly much<br />
worn in Near East.<br />
Facts<br />
• The historical period of<br />
the word is 1800.<br />
• The loaning language is<br />
Hindi.<br />
• The original language is<br />
Persian.
Persimmon<br />
<strong>Definition</strong><br />
• Any of a genus of trees of<br />
the ebony family with<br />
hard fine wood, oblong<br />
leaves, and small bellshaped<br />
flowers.<br />
Facts<br />
• The historical period of<br />
the word is 1612.<br />
• The loaning language is<br />
Cree.<br />
• The original language is<br />
Algonquian.
Tomato<br />
<strong>Definition</strong><br />
• Any of the genus of<br />
South American herbs of<br />
the nightshade family<br />
that is more of less<br />
perennial in its native<br />
habitat but is widely<br />
cultivated as an annual<br />
for its edible fruit.<br />
Facts<br />
• The historical period for<br />
this word is 1604.<br />
• The loaning language is<br />
Spanish.<br />
• The original language is<br />
Nahuatl.