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Onomatopoeia is the formation of a word from a sound associated with its name. Think buzz and sizzle. Latin, as with English, is filled with such words because humans instinctively understand the meaning of various sounds. In our study of b...
(I’m taking a short pause from Vocabulum to republish this timely essay.)
In 1996, Thomas Cahill’s book, “How the Irish Saved Civilization,” the author presented a compelling depiction of Irish monks who saved many of the great writings of...
It’s wonderful to peruse the Latin dictionary in order to review those root words from which so many English words are derived. We can see that our language truly goes back long before Old English was spoken or written. Additionally, we can...
(Manuscribit is a study of English grammar based upon the Latin roots of English. We take a one week break from our Vocabulum to present this essay which examines the further influence that the language and culture of Catholicism had upon W...
Welcome back to our very in depth examination of Latin roots words for English derivatives. This is the culmination of our study of English grammar through a Latin lens. (If this is your first time reading Manuscribit, it’s best to start wi...
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I write children's books and poems, and am blessed to have had many published throughout the world. I have taught traditional English Grammar and Latin for over 20 years in Catholic schools, and hope to continue through this Substack.
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