Noun:

शब्द-व्युपत्तिशास्री,

etymologists's Usage Examples:

Probably the sense of atmosphere or environment led (though this is disputed by etymologists) to the further use of the word "air" to mean "manner" or "appearance"; and so to its employment (cf.

sane, insanity, sanitation, 'c. Lastly, there is a group of words which etymologists are inclined to treat as being all forms of the word which in 0.

The Basques are an ancient pre-Indo-European race and the origins of their language have baffled etymologists for centuries.

The name of Navarre is derived by etymologists from "nava" a flat valley surrounded by hills (a commonplace name in Spain; cf.

8 Her name, as usual, is variously interpreted by various etymologists.

The identification of Erinyes with Sanskrit Saranyu, the swif tspeeding storm cloud, is rejected by modern etymologists; according to M.

To the telescope the vertical circle for reading angles in This word has been a puzzle to etymologists.

p. 527), and according to ancient etymologists (Lagarde, Ges.

Modern etymologists connect it with lu-crum, and explain it as meaning the goddess of gain.

Synonyms:

lexicographer, lexicologist,