An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language¶
Skeat, W. W. (1882). An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language. Clarendon Press.
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- Kernel
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This sourceGives the English word's etymology: kernel, a diminutive of corn, with the cognate sense 'pith, core, marrow'.
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“grain, kernel, pith, marrow; G. hern, kemel, pith, granule, marrow, quintessence. And all these words are closely related to E. corn, with all all its Teutonic cognates, and to E. kernal”
- They share only the word; the OS/ML senses carry none of the homomorphism machinery
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