...newsbeat-66199129 the noughties]" had been used for 1900-1909, but have an archaic flavor that may not work for everyone. "The {{w|2000s}}" and "the millenium
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...enus, albeit still with a quantifiable amount of {{w|Interbreeding between archaic and modern humans|Neanderthal ancestry}}.
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...dia}} has a nice chart for all of English's personal pronouns, current and archaic.
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As Black Hat mentioned in the comic, if you count obscure and archaic words, there are additional English words that end with "-gry." Some are li
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...20230908075930/http://www.bl.uk/learning/images/mappinghist/large2296.html archaic maps].). The glyph bears some resamblance to the {{w|odal rune}} but given
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| For some reason, the map labels the island of {{w|Hispaniola}} using an archaic and now rarely-used spelling of its name.
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...er}}, {{w|God the Son|the Son}}, and {{w|the Holy Spirit}} — but in more archaic English usage, the third person was referred to as {{w|the Holy Ghost}}.
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...r appearance in the movie adaptations of ''The Lord of the Rings'', but in archaic wording. (For example, the phrase "clad all in sable armor" also appears in
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...'m saying, my friends?"/"Yes, we understand!". The characters also combine archaic weapons like a spear and a sword with a presumably modern handgun and a lap
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...eted for the current edition of OED. Their definition is cited as based on archaic legal usage, not medical usage.
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...tion, and modes still to be implemented, mouseover text will itself become archaic. The garbage characters appeared later in the title text in [[3003: Sandwic
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...is simply that good. Note that in the Tolkien legendarium, a "Gnome" is an archaic name for the Noldor tribe of elves (e.g., Galadriel).
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(The English singular uses archaic forms to highlight the number and person.) A complete conjugation includes
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...the Bible, they are thought of as ceremonial and formal today. Using the archaic form would be more consistent with the Emperor's speech pattern.
:Luke: You mean "It was ''me''." You're following an archaic grammar rule.
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...extremely biased and dramatic. The wording in this case is also somewhat archaic and melodramatic, making it sound like something from a fantasy novel.
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...slator might deal with much better. This can even happen when working with archaic texts in the same language, as certain references and phrases may have had
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...imperial and US customary units (and degrees Fahrenheit, specifically) are archaic and obsolete. [[Randall]] has dealt with this conflict in [[1643|other comi
The title text references an archaic temperature unit, {{w|Rømer scale|Rømer}} (°Rø), first proposed in 1701
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...umbers (e.g. 92 = quatre-vingt-douze). In English it can appear in certain archaic and classic contexts, such as the King James translation of the Bible ("thr
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...be equivalent to "Indeed, you shall not take me to bed, you dog!" in less archaic English.
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...that the brief etymology given in the entry cites "modification" of a more archaic English form (the one we are familiar with), without any mention of the dig
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