"Three Quarks for Muster Mark!" A Slavic gloss to Joyce's Finnegans Wake.
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Works matching IS 17321220 AND DT 2023 AND VI 20 AND IP 4
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Taboo zoonyms: What do bear, lynx and wolf have in common?
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Polish wydra and English otter.
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Polish pieszy and English foot: An analysis of a pair of cognates.
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Old Nordic herðr 'shoulder' and Greek κορσίς 'behind, buttocks, ass': Is there any etymological relationship between them?
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