Re: What is "KURIAKOS"?

From: L. J. Swain (x99swain@wmich.edu)
Date: Fri Mar 31 2000 - 15:25:52 EST

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You might be interested in knowing that English (and German, Scottish,
etc) "church" come from Greek KURIAKOS, one of the only non-scientific
words to be borrowed directly from Greek (i. e. without Latin being the
intermediary) into Germanic I.E. languages. Just for the record.....;)

Larry Swain

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