• Greek: poły-, micro-, anti-, hetero-, psycho-
• Latin: antę-, anti-, dis-, post-, trans-
• French: capitalist, garage, ballet
• Spanish: cargo, sombrero, negro, eldorado, rodeo
• Portugese: cobra, tank
• Italian: umbrella, spaghetti, casino, fresco, gondola, vendetta, sonata, solo, tempo
• German: sauerkraut, hamburger, kindergarten, poodle, lager, waltz
• Icelandic: geyser
• Norwegian: fiord, troll
• Hungarian: goulash, paprika
• Russian:
• vodka, tundra, sputnik, perestroika
• Arabie: albatross, sułtan, harem, coffee, assassin
• Hebrew: rabbi, cherub, seraph, kosher, kibbutz
• Sanskrit: nirvana, yoga, swastika
• Persian: shawl, pyjamas, kiosk, divan, jackal, bazaar
• Hindi: rajah, jungle, shampoo
Borrowings • Chinese: |
Sources | |
• tea, sampan, kowtow |
• Van Gelderen, E. 2006. A History ofthe English | |
• Japanese: |
Language. Amsterdam: John Benjamins | |
• kimono, geisha, judo, harakiri, rickshaw |
• Baugh, Albert C. and Cable, Thomas. 1994. A | |
• Malay: orangutan, bamboo, gong |
History ofthe English Language. London: | |
• North American languages: • skunk, squash, wigwam, tomahawk • Australian: • boomerang, kangaroo, koala |
Routledge. |
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