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Usenet Posted 19 years ago
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Etymology software
Hi!
Some years ago, I attended to a a course about translation (from MidE to Modern English). The professor had a wonderful CD-English Etymological dictionary which was projected with an over head projector on the wall. I remember it was really handy. Some years later I've become a teacher and sometimes I have doubts on etymology but now I can remember the name of that software the professor had. Unfortunately (for me) that professor is now retired and therefore I cannot ask him. I've browsed the Net with no success.
Can anyone help me? Can you tell me I you know a CD-based dictionary with etymological info in every entry?
Zillions of thanks!
Some years ago, I attended to a a course about translation (from MidE to Modern English). The professor had a wonderful CD-English Etymological dictionary which was projected with an over head projector on the wall. I remember it was really handy. Some years later I've become a teacher and sometimes I have doubts on etymology but now I can remember the name of that software the professor had. Unfortunately (for me) that professor is now retired and therefore I cannot ask him. I've browsed the Net with no success.
Can anyone help me? Can you tell me I you know a CD-based dictionary with etymological info in every entry?
Zillions of thanks!
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