Weekly etymology magazine.

An advanced Latin-Greek-English vocabulary source of etymologies with thematic units of roots, prefixes, and suffixes, and vocabulary quizzes.

Relates medical terminology to the humanities, offering a weekly overview with references to classical etymology.

Directory. Part of the Internet Public Library. Describes books and web sites that might be helpful. Offers a hint on how to use an ordinary search engine when looking for etymology.…

Includes a searchable database of Latin and Greek roots and affixes, a free newsletter, and links to other sites.

English language terms and expressions.

An English-Breton-French lexicon of Net terms by TermBret Computer Commission.

At Buber's Basque Page.

Single-page document by Roselyne Veranneman, University of Exeter, UK. Geology, mineral surveys, mining engineering. Field work, industrial visits.

Latin prepositions, adverbs, and conjunctions, including some definitions of medieval usage.

Improve spelling and vocabulary with fun topics ranging from American presidents to rock 'n roll legends. Includes two puzzle sets based on SAT words.

A browser based version with five categories: movie titles, countries, common words, phrases, and animals.

A collection of weird and wonderful words and their alternate meanings; sources, too, where available.

Ranks the most frequently used words in any given body of text. Filters out results to include or exclude small words, to use only root words or allow stemming, and to list 25, 50, or 100 words in order.…

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…eks entries in four categories: short stories (limit: 3,000 words); poetry (limit: 2 pages); children's stories (limit: 2,000 words); humor or personal essay (2,000 words). Entry fee: $12. Total prize money: $1,500. Deadline: De…

The dictionary - 276kb, word list - 198kb. Latin to English: 8,737 words; English to Latin: 11,786 words.

Word puzzle, in the shape of a pyramid. The first three-letter word is part of each following, longer word, providing clue letters.

Offers browser-based word generators, lists of two and three-letter words, and a word validator.

Word-study freeware program to create word lists; features also includes slide show, validation, word building, and quiz features.