In her comparative linguistics seminar, she presented a database of global etymologies that traced word origins across continents.

Linguists often study etymological hybrids to understand how languages borrow and reshape words over time.

The committee rejected several etymological arguments during the debate, calling for more empirical evidence.

The linguist's paper argued that re-etymologization had reshaped the pronunciation of several regional dialect words.

When dialect contact caused speakers to reinterpret its history, they began to re-etymologize the loanword to fit native sound patterns.