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        | The process by which two identical sounds are make unlike, or two similar sounds are made to be opposite" The process by which one of two similar sounds in a word is replaced by a different one.
 Examples from class: pilgrim, marble
 in Greek: thrix- trichos "hair"
 *see notes from class*
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        | Opposite of Dissimilation: a sound becomes similar or identical to a neighboring sound.
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        | 'pertaining to, like, of' FEMIN
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        | 'possessing, being, etc' CUR
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        | 'care' ad-CUR-ate= accurate
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        | 'equal' ad-EQU-ate adequate (literally made equal to)
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        | 'to fold' ex-PLIC-ate explicit
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        | 'equivalent to the english present participle ending -ing' URG
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        | 'to press' -eng urgent (literally pressing)
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        | 'to appear' ad-PAR-ent apparent (literally appearing)
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        | 'to watch' -and vigilant (literally watching)
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        | 'to do' -ent agent (literally person doing)
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        | 'to live' in-HABIT-ant inhabitant (literally person living)
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        | 'to stick' ad-HER-ant adherent (literally person sticking to)
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        | "to serve" -ant servant (literally person serving)
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        | Dissimilation: -marble
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        | Marble: [Grk. marmaros "any hard stone"< "marble because of association with Grk. marmaireine |  | 
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        | Dissimilation of aspirates in Greek |  | Definition 
 
        | thrix, trichos (not *thrichos) "hair" (hence, trichinosis, trichology, ulotrichous, etc.) and thapto "i bury" but etaphen "i was buried" (not *ethaphen)>taphos "tomb" (epitaph, cenotaph, etc) |  | 
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        | Metaphorical Extension: /Dissimilation (Pupil, Peculiar)
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        | pupil :black part of the eye, young student, small child [L. pupilla "little eye/doll" (akin Gkore) 
 Peculiar: [L. peculiaris "of personal property", "of ones own/individual/distinct or strange"
 L. pecus "cattle", peculium "ones property"/"slaves property"
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        | Specialization of Meaning: -Pulpit
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        | Pulpit: elevated platform or high reading desk used in preaching or conducting a worship service (would punish by cutting off head and hands and placing on pulpit in front of crowd), preaching profession, preaching position 
 Meat: ME metefood--->meat
 
 Coffin/Coffer: stone coffins in ancient times to store bodes were sarcophagi< family of flies "sarcophagidae"
 [Grk. sarko "flesh" phagos "to eat"= "flesh-eating"
 origionally greeks called the stone coffins sarkaphagos lithos "flesh eating stone"///
 Coffer: ME coffre, L. cophinus "basket" Grk. kophinos
 flesh eating flies---> coffins
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        | Generalization of Meaning: -decimate
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        | Decimate: Decim "tenth" destruction of one tenth military unit: now refers to the destruction of any large part
Berserk: ON berserkr - ber "bear"= serkr "shirt" : ancient scandinavian warrior frenzied in battle and held to be invulnerable---> one whose actions are recklessly defiant
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        | Alternation of Specialization and Generalization: -Quarantine
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        | Assassin- word which entered the languages of europe during the crusades, when the members of a certain mohammedan sect having vowed the killing of christian leaders, made use of the narcotic hashish to work themselves into a state of frenzy sufficient for the dangerous task. Assassin (arabic, hashshashin) first meant "eater of hashish" then, "hashish-eating terrorists" then "treacherous murderer" under influence or not of drugs. 
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