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2008-11-30 translation question: Hello again, In Ancient Greek both “eternal love for brothers" and "eternal love for siblings” translate as “Eis aei philadelphίa”, i.e. “Εις αεί φιλ...
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2008-11-29 translation question: Hi Monica, In Ancient Greek there is a word which means specifically “sibling love”, i.e. “love between siblings”. It is “philadelphía” (Latin transliteration), that is “φιλα...
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2008-11-27 Etymology: Hi Alan, quite rightly you are confused, indeed ! In fact, while 'Pterodroma pycrofti' with a single “i” is correct, 'Pterodroma cookii' with a double ‘i’ is wrong, as it should have been 'Pterodroma...
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2008-11-25 Etymology: Hello, I‘ve traced Dr Filhol thanks to Indopacific Southern Rockhopper Penguin, 'Eudyptes chrysocome filholi', and then a site named “ A History of the Birds of New Zealand” where I’ve read the following...
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2008-11-24 Etymology: Hello again, Here are the etymologies you are looking for: 1-With regard to “filholi” as in the rockhopper penguin, I have to tell you that the name “filholi” given to a species of rockhopper...
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