PERMANENT DISPUTE RECORD
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Not from the reviewed sources. Merriam-Webster establishes Greek etymologikos behind Latin etymologicus, while CNRTL documents late Latin use in Diomedes; neither identifies one precisely dated borrowing event.
/e.ti.mɔ.lɔ.ʒik/ · adjective
A French adjective meaning either related to etymology or conforming to a word’s origin, borrowed from Latin etymologicus.
DIRECT CLAIM EVIDENCE
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Establishes the donor chain but gives no one transfer date.
Word History: Latin from Greek etymologikosDocuments a late Latin use without locating the original borrowing event.
Diomedes: nomina etymologicaThe journey retains two unresolved stages instead of manufacturing a year or a map pin.