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Jump to Etymology 1 - [edit]. From German Nixe, feminine of Nix, from Middle High German nickes, from Old High German nihhus (“water-elf, crocodile”).
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Jump to Etymology 1 - [edit]. From German Nixe, feminine of Nix, from Middle High German nickes, from Old High German nihhus (“water-elf, crocodile”).
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German Nixe, feminine of Nix, from Middle High German nickes, from Old
High German nihhus (“water-elf, crocodile”). Cognate with Old English
nicor (“water-elf, hippopotamus, walrus”) (English nicker).
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Niki Whitfield nixie (n.) - Online Etymology Dictionary
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Online Etymology Dictionary
"water fairy," 1816 (introduced by Sir Walter Scott), from German Nixie, from Old High German nihhussa "water sprite," fem. of nihhus, from Proto-Germanic ..."
- Niki Whitfield Nix - New World Encyclopedia
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"May 10, 2009 - It is difficult to determine the exact origin of the Nix, particularly since it first .... Within the faerie art sub-culture, Nixie are sometimes depicted."
The Nix (Nixie plural) is the most popular term for the shapeshifting water spirits of Germanic and Nordic...newworldencyclopedia.org - Niki Whitfield A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
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John Jamieson - 1825 - English language
"NIXIE, s. A naiad, a water-nymph. She who sits by haunted well, Is subject to the Nixie's spell ; She who walks on lonely beach, To the mermaid's charmed ..." - Niki Whitfield Full text of "A concise dictionary of old Icelandic"
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Internet Archive
.".. value for etymology and for the study of the other Scandinavian tongues. ...... be- sides ; hann var orvari af fe en nokk- urr a., tha?i aftybody else-, (5) other, ...... n. hindrance, stoppage ; -hestr, m. nag, horse ; -leyfi, n. leave to go ; -mungat, ..."
- Niki Whitfield [PDF]Słownik estońsko-angielski.pdf
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"etüi=etui etümoloogia=etymology etümoloogiline=etymological ...... näägutama=nag nääklema=chaffer nääklema= .... nokk=beak nõks=knack nokturn=nocturne." - Niki Whitfield The Body and the Landscape. Metaphorical Strategies in ...
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"Jan 1, 2006 - The most accredited etymology for Prs. kalle connects it to Prs. kal "bald". ...... In fact, Prs. nag "palate", together with its variant nak, is to be .... top" ; Taj. nug "peak"; Lo. nok "upper part of anything"; Bxt. (CL) nokk-e ko "top of .."
- Niki Whitfield Europaic: Dictionari N - n00b too nymphomania
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"[nag] n: horse: use hors v: see gnage ..... It is however possible that the orthodox etymology follows from a faulty separation - the ...... [nock] n: see nokk noct [Fr." - Niki Whitfield Etymology of the word Nigger in Politics/Current events Forum
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'Naga,' means 'Serpent' in the Vedic Sanskrit. The Hindu Naga Serpent Gods of India are mention in the "Upanishad Texts". Naga (Nagini ..."
The Industry Series Type the description of your Domain here or leave it blank if you don't want it to show on the first page...theindustry.yuku.com - Niki Whitfield Nigger and Caricatures - Ferris State University
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Ferris State University
"The etymology of nigger is often traced to the Latin niger, meaning black. The Latin niger became the noun negro (black person) in English, and simply the color ..."
The etymology of nigger is often traced to the Latin niger, meaning black. The Latin niger became the noun negro...ferris.edu - Niki Whitfield Etymology of the word Nigger in Politics/Current events Forum
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Jan 16, 2010 - 8 posts - 6 authors
"Netjer" is the Medu origin of the word Nigger, which means "God; God of Wisdom ... "Nergal' is "the Healer" in the Sumerian ..."The Industry Series Type the description of your Domain here or leave it blank if you don't want it to show on the first page...theindustry.yuku.com
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