Classical Studies 2800A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Odometer, Noun, Fibromyalgia

• School: Western University
• Department: Classical Studies
• Course: Classical Studies 2800A/B
• Professor: davidlamari

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It is 2 stems: hodos and odos. Using our letters to write out a word from another language. Know how to transliterate all letters of greek alphabet. There are letters in greek that do not exist in english, because they distinguish. Greek did not have the letter (cid:494)((cid:495) They took it as a breathing sound so (cid:494)hodos(cid:495) was written (cid:494)odos(cid:495) (cid:494) )s a breathing mark and comes before the (cid:494)o(cid:495) in odos between similar sounds and we don(cid:495)t (cid:523)like sounds of (cid:494)ch(cid:495), etc. (cid:524) Kappa is sometimes represented as a (cid:494)k(cid:495) and sometimes as a (cid:494)c(cid:495) Endings such as: (cid:494)os(cid:495), (cid:494)e(cid:495), and (cid:494)on(cid:495) are ignored, we don(cid:495)t care about them! )f there is an (cid:494))(cid:495) as a linking vowel, it is usually someone who coined the term who isn(cid:495)t familiar with the language. Phobia = phob + ia (state of fearing) Meter = met + er (that which measures)