etymologyRelatesTo

P30589
predicate

Indicates a relationship where one term’s origin, history, or derivation is connected to another linguistic form, word, or source.

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All labels observed (36)

Label Occurrences
possibleEtymology 71
hasEtymologyRelatedTo 26
etymologyOf 19

Sample triples (226)

Subject Object
Howe topographic name ⓘ
Howe dweller by a hill or mound ⓘ
Howe Old Norse word "haugr" meaning hill or mound ⓘ
Redding, England Redding, Connecticut, United States via predicate surface "hasNameEtymologyRelationWith" ⓘ
surface form: Redding, Connecticut
Cill Phádraig Kilpatrick (surname) via predicate surface "relatedAnglicizedForm" ⓘ
Cill Phádraig Kilpatrick (place name) via predicate surface "relatedAnglicizedForm" ⓘ
Majdan Tatarski district of Lublin Polish toponymy via predicate surface "hasEtymologyRelation" ⓘ
Opus Francigenum French style of building via predicate surface "etymologyRefersTo" ⓘ
Bronstein Bronze via predicate surface "etymologyContainsElement" ⓘ
Bronstein Stone via predicate surface "etymologyContainsElement" ⓘ
Queen Guinevere Gwenhwyfar via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
surface form: derived from Welsh name Gwenhwyfar
Zola derived from a place name in Italy via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Zola derived from a diminutive or nickname in Italian via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Perizzites from Hebrew root meaning "rural" or "village dwellers" via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Louisvillian Louisville, Kentucky via predicate surface "hasEtymologyRoot" ⓘ
Porto gave name to Portugal via predicate surface "etymologyRelation" ⓘ
Sheer Thursday word "sheer" meaning "pure" or "clean" via predicate surface "hasEtymologyRelatedTo" ⓘ
Vratislavia Vratislav via predicate surface "nameEtymologyRelatedTo" ⓘ
surface form: Duke Vratislaus (Wratislaw)
Sphinx possibly from Greek sphingo (to bind or squeeze) via predicate surface "etymologyRelation" ⓘ
Bethany house of affliction via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Bethany house of dates via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Illyrius source of the name of the Illyrians via predicate surface "nameEtymologyRelation" ⓘ
Illyrius source of the name of Illyria via predicate surface "nameEtymologyRelation" ⓘ
Calgary Bay Calgary via predicate surface "hasEtymologyRelation" ⓘ
surface form: Calgary, Alberta
Aquitani territory Aquitania I via predicate surface "hasNameEtymologyRelatedTo" ⓘ
surface form: Aquitania
Athens of Cuba Athens via predicate surface "etymologyInspiredBy" ⓘ
Athens of Cuba Athens via predicate surface "etymologyInspiredBy" ⓘ
surface form: Athens, Greece
Mount Cirphis Kirrha (near modern Itea, Greece) via predicate surface "hasEtymologyRelatedTo" ⓘ
surface form: Kirrha (ancient port of Delphi)
Niemen (Polish)
surface form: Niemen
Baltic languages via predicate surface "hasEtymologyRelatedTo" ⓘ
Lucile Saint Lucy via predicate surface "isEtymologicallyConnectedTo" ⓘ
surface form: Saint Lucia of Syracuse
Karst Plateau karst topography via predicate surface "etymologyOf" ⓘ
Ad astra per aspera astra derives from Latin astrum meaning star via predicate surface "etymologyOfComponent" ⓘ
Ad astra per aspera aspera is the neuter plural of asper meaning rough or difficult via predicate surface "etymologyOfComponent" ⓘ
Maktub Arabic verb kataba (to write) via predicate surface "hasEtymologyRoot" ⓘ
Tantalus word "tantalize" via predicate surface "etymologyOf" ⓘ
Campanella Italian word "campana" meaning "bell" via predicate surface "hasEtymologyRelatedTo" ⓘ
Gray nickname for a person with gray hair via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Gray nickname for a person who habitually wore gray clothing via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Gray derived from Old English word for gray via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Nag River name linked to ‘nag’ (cobra) and Nag people via predicate surface "etymologyRelation" ⓘ
Narcissus term "narcissism" via predicate surface "etymologyRelated" ⓘ
Sabus Sabines via predicate surface "hasEtymologicalConnectionTo" ⓘ
Myra (given name) derived from the English word "myrrh" via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Myra (given name) Lycia via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
surface form: influenced by the place name "Myra" in Lycia
Myra (given name) constructed for its pleasant sound via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Hawkins from the Middle English personal name Hawkin via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Hawkins diminutive of the name Hawk or Henry via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Hawkins habitational name from places with hawk-related names via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Dagon from Semitic root dgn meaning grain via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ
Arturo derived from Celtic name Arthur via predicate surface "possibleEtymology" ⓘ