Wikipedia:Reference desk/Archives/Language/November 2014
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November 1
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- Laws with someone's name in them
- Adjective for road traffic that goes in the same direction as you
- What does it mean
- Mixed gender in Latin
- Searching for go to in Shakespeare
November 2
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November 3
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- word for fear of snow
- Frequencies of the first letters of a word in Latin
- American committing crimes abroad
November 4
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November 5
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- Hebrew words for "god" and "gods"
- English modestly revised spelling – looking for a souce
- ἐῶ
- So when the time come, the boy must die?
- Punctuation
November 6
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- Fried Wikipedia
- Chukchi language
- Is Alexander defender of Man, or Mankind?
- Decimal separator in currency values
November 7
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November 8
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November 9
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November 10
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November 11
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November 12
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- Do Christian names or Baptismal names have to be of European origin?
- Origins of "even" used ironically for correction
- Question about omitting articles in Swedish
- Windjammer
November 13
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- Which is the sentences the more correct? (and why)
- Malayalam translation requested
- Correct verb for a subject complement
November 14
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- How can i view Facebook page in English?
- What's better?
- Is there any term / word that describes people who like learn medicine?
- Have or has in front of proper nouns (British English)
November 15
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November 16
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November 17
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- Hungarian Syllables
- Plaintiff's decedent, intestate, etc.
- Linguistic term for the female ending of something?
- Meaning of Japanese characters
- Little Latin inscription
- Semi-Officially Accurate Renderings
- WWII C-H posters
November 18
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- Pronunciation entries for each topic - they are not understandable. Why are they there?
- Is there a colloquial or formal term of address for female bosses?
- English to a Japanese
November 19
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- What does "going down on me" connote in Irish English?
- Languages in censuses
- West African origin of a Polish fish paste
- Term meaning
November 20
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November 21
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November 22
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November 23
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November 24
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- Leblebicioglu
- Languages in which it is (somewhat) possible to write down simple melodies
- Word understanding problem
- Spelling/pronunciation
- Word: Effective and Affective
November 25
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- trebouxiophyceae
- Spaces before units; American vs English usage
- Pronunciation
- Difference in pronunciation between /ð/ /θ/ and /d/ /v/
- Versace (pronunciation of)
- French French?
November 26
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- Is "god" a gender-neutral noun?
- Which Scandinavian language is imitated by this Israeli actor?
- Sic semper tyrannis
November 27
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November 28
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November 29
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