Language Log
- By Mark Liberman, Geoffrey Pullum, et al.
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Most recent posts
Fundamental definition and basic discussion for comprehending the rest of this post Dalit From Hindi दलित (dalit, “downtrodden, oppressed”), from Sanskrit दलित (dalita, “broken, scattered”). Learned borrowing from Sanskrit दलित (dalita, “broken, destroyed, split”), originally …
When I was in the British Museum bookshop several weeks ago, I was pleased by the numerous offerings of books on language. Two types stood out: those on the origins of speech and those on …
Yesterday on YouTube, "Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon sits down with Dasha Burns, POLITICO's White House bureau chief". At the end of the interview, there's a conventional exchange of thank-yous. From Dasha Burns: …