Sardinian woman's dress, Italy, by Matteo Salaris
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Sardinian woman's dress, Italy, by Matteo Salaris
Verbal words
The word word is etymologically related to the word verb. Word was inherited from Proto-Germanic. Verb, on the other hand, was borrowed from Latin verbum, which also simply meant ‘word’. They have a common Proto-Indo-European ancestor, which has descendants in the Baltic languages as well. Zoom in on my new infographic to learn more.
Anna Gardu
Comparison of a few words in four Romance languages: Italian, Spanish, Sardinian, and Catalan.
Video by paoloymar.
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Megalenhydris barbaricina – Sardinia's Beach Demon
Megalenhydris barbaricina is an extinct species of giant otter from the Late Pleistocene of Sardinia.
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