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English speakers perceive it as a native word, not a Greek one. There are lots of examples of this, where English has a foreign-sounding word for something whe
by School-Cotton 2y ago
English speakers perceive it as a native word, not a Greek one.
There are lots of examples of this, where English has a foreign-sounding word for something whereas German has a Germanic one. For example oxygen vs. Sauerstoff.