id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
erjee-204	Jassem, Zaidan Ali	THE ARABIC ORIGINS OF ENGLISH AND INDO-EUROPEAN "URBAN TERMS": A RADICAL LINGUISTIC THEORY APPROACH	2015	21	.pdf	application/pdf	11905	478	52	Corridor (current, concur, occur, recur) via French 'long hallway', from Italian corridore 'a gallery; lit., a runner', from correre 'to run', from Latin currere 'to run, move quickly', from Arabic karra 'to roll, run'; or jara 'to run', jaria(t) (n) 'stream', turning /j & t/ into /d/. Cottage (cot) via Old English and French cote, cote 'hut, cottage', from Arabic koot/kuwat (Kuwait) 'an opening in a house/wall' via lexical shift; kookh 'a shed' where /kh/ became /t/; 2aTTa(t) 'a hut', turning /2 & T/ into /k & t/; or khushsha(t) 'a petty house' via reordering and turning /kh & sh/ into /k & j/. County (count, countess, viscount; account, recount, discount) via Anglo-French, from Latin comitatus 'jurisdiction of a count', from Latin comitem (nominative comes) 'companion, attendant', from (i) com- 'with' above and (ii) ire 'to go', from Arabic raa2 'go' via /2/-loss; however, it comes, as a whole, from Arabic naaqiT (naqeeT) (n) 'a slave's master; slave; count/countess' or niTaaq 'scope, area, belt' via reordering, lexical shift, and turning /T & q/ into /t & k/ (Jassem 2014g, 2015e). (3)/ became /h/. Headquarters (headship, heading, behead) via Old English heafod 'top of the body or slope; chief person, ruler', German Haupt, Latin caput 'head', from Arabic jabha(t) 'forehead' via lexical shift, turning /j/ into /h (k)/, merging /b & h/ into /Ø (p)/, and turning /t/ into /d/; qubbat 'top, dome', turning /q, b, & t/ into /h, f (= h), & d/; otherwise, straight from Arabic haadi 'head, chief, guide'.	cache/erjee-204.pdf	txt/erjee-204.txt