Karibu mwenzangu! You have been doing wonderful work adding all these Swahili words, and I greatly appreciate it. Firstly, please tell me if you have any...
that English speakers as a whole are the same in that respect. Even in <span class="searchmatch">science</span>, cladistics only takes you so far- no matter what the cladistic models...
Category:ug:<span class="searchmatch">Birds</span> than Category:ug:Ornithology. Likewise for any non-technical term for something that happens to be studied by experts in a named <span class="searchmatch">science</span> or discipline...
underappreciated). - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 07:08, 8 July 2020 (UTC) Nothing personal, but <span class="searchmatch">bird</span>-loving looks so SOP from where I'm standing Darren X. Thorsson (talk) 22:17...
Art, and <span class="searchmatch">Science</span> Notes and Queries Godey's Lady's Book Harper's New Monthly Magazine The International Magazine of Literature, Art, and <span class="searchmatch">Science</span> Notes and...
'soothsayer' is just too perfect, while Gippert's hypothetical *marγa-δē '<span class="searchmatch">bird</span>-watcher' would have no attested cognates in Iranian. --Vahag (talk) 19:26...
earliest concrete references in Greek to the <span class="searchmatch">bird</span> are found post-Persian conflict; Aristotle calls it a 'Persian <span class="searchmatch">Bird</span>', Aristophanes uses them also despairingly...
making it a bad usage example. It's the equivalent of "I saw a <span class="searchmatch">bird</span>" used as an example for <span class="searchmatch">bird</span>. --Robbie SWE (talk) 10:36, 18 August 2020 (UTC) I didn't...
the name in any book written since 1900 and can't be certain about what <span class="searchmatch">bird</span> was intended. What is the source for the information? DCDuring TALK 13:36...
being linked to by any vernacular name in any language. See the thousands of <span class="searchmatch">bird</span> species entries for examples of mostly low-value entries. The whole point...