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A number of contradictory accounts are bandied about regarding the [[etymology|origin of the name]] of the Aabelon. It has been variously linked to the [

...ip Corphantis, have no interest in her, and may not even think about the [[etymology|origin]] of the [[interjection]]s. Exclamations like "by Tissie's tread" a

...use and can now be considered correct [[English]] despite its questionable etymology, but this argument fails on the grounds that scientific names are not Engli

..."[[Wiktionary:lead#Etymology 1|lead]]", the metal, and "[[Wiktionary:lead#Etymology 2|lead]]", to conduct), and words that are pronounced the same and spelled ...ponding taboo words come from Germanic roots. (Contrary to popular [[folk etymology|folk etymologies]], none of the common English taboo words in fact originat

...]] word "[[Wiktionary:holiday#English|holiday]]" derives from the first; [[etymology|etymologically]], a "holiday" was originally a "[[holiness|holy]] day".