etymologicon

etymologicon n.

“a work in which etymologies are traced,” 1640s, from Latin etymologicon, from Greek etymologikon, neuter of etymologikos (see etymology).

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Etymologicon vocum omnium antiquarum qu usque a Wilhelmo Victore invaluerunt, et jam ante parentum tatem in usu esse desierunt.

Richard Chevenix Trench

Anyone curious upon the subject of Gib Cats, may find the subject treated at length in the Etymologicon.

Charles H. Ross

Skinner’s Etymologicon has the two entries, centry pro sanctuary and centry v. sentinel.

Ernest Weekley