Etymological technique and Andean etymology
Keywords:
Anthropology, Indigenous, EtymologyAbstract
The educated reader does not need a previous review of the etymological history because any major encyclopedia or dictionary is within his reach to enlighten him on the eventful life of this noble discipline we call etymology. It is even less necessary to present him with a philosophical analysis of the word Etymology and the multiple applications it has undergone through the centuries.
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