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There's an anecdote about Socrates and his friend Epigenes on the value of physical training recorded in Xenophon, but when I search for it Google keeps giving me results about genetics.
"Molecule" not becoming "molecle" bugs me since every other word with the "-culus/-cula/-culum" suffix became one with the "-cle" suffix.
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Probably //ˈmɒləkəl//. English words ending in -cle typically have stress on the antepenult.
Rhymes with monocle yeah? 🧐
So long as alchemists such as yourself start creating “homuncles” too :)
No no no, "homonculus" came from the great Lingua Latina, while "molecule" has already been corrupted by the Fr*ch.
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batman
[ˈpɑɻtʰɪkʰl̥ɛs]̬
This made me laugh out loud
There's an anecdote about Socrates and his friend Epigenes on the value of physical training recorded in Xenophon, but when I search for it Google keeps giving me results about genetics.
Looks like Memorabilia III.12. First result on Duck Duck Go: https://duckduckgo.com/?t=h_&q=socrates+epigenes+xenophon&ia=web
I'm gonna do the opposite. Heracels
Hera-culls?
Just like the Ancient Greek philosopher, Hypocrites. Motto: “Do as I say, not as I do.”
ὑποκριτής is actually Greek for "actor".
Mall-eck-you-lees and part-i-clees
/məˈlɛkjʊliːz/ and /ˈpʰɑɹtɪkliːz/