Chambers Dictionary of Etymology

Robert K. Barnhart · Sol Steinmetz

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With over 30,000 entries, Chambers Dictionary of Etymology is a prestigious and scholarly dictionary that explains where English words come from. An important etymological resource for the expert, it is also a useful reference source for the general reader.

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