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May 18, 2007 20:01

Self-made tangolero etymologist told me about the etymology of
     -) איlike in (אי-רצון . The key word is אי-ים.

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sevelos May 18 2007, 17:39:27 UTC
Etymology seems very interesting to me, although I'm just a layman.

Didn't understand your post... does it mean that the negating "אי" comes originally from the word island (אי) ?

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mapu May 19 2007, 09:58:02 UTC
Yes, that's what he meant. Etymology seems very interesting to me as well, but admit, that in some circumstances, it's completely redundant (poetry is by far more superior).

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zlyuk May 31 2007, 11:37:34 UTC
for each object A there are some sircumstances B for which A is completely redundant in B.
E.g., in these very circumstances the usage of Latin-letter pseudo-logical formalism is completely redundant.
And in latter circumstances, the last remark is as well redundant.

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mapu June 9 2007, 15:38:03 UTC
Ты мне последнее время пеняешь на слишком низкую информативность. Значит ли это, что тебе нельзя жаловаться на жизнь других людей?

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mapu June 9 2007, 15:40:17 UTC
Be aware of the ambiguity of sentences. They may lead to death.

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