31. Etymologists and lexicographers have disputed and considered theories of the origins of the phrase, but most find no theory satisfactory.32. Now the etymologist rushes back to his library and plunges into other databases and slang booklets for early usages and semantic development. 33. Even the most nonequestrian etymologist must dig into the word's history because it is the most likely source of cavort. 34. Etymologist Cockayne's Leechdoms, i . 245, that the mandrake " shineth by night altogether like a lamp ".35. The word " Kremlin " was first recorded in 1331 ( though etymologist Max Vasmer mentions an earlier appearance in 1320 ). 36. In 1935 the etymologist Edward Schr�der proposed the theory that Werla meant " M�nnerwald " ( Forest of Man ). 37. Upshot / Update / Uproar : Etymologists have several theories about the derivation of the popular American phrase " OK ." 38. As this pattern does not appear in any other Swedish place names in Finland, etymologists believe there could be a different explanation. 39. :Etymologists care and we rely heavily on them to show that the word " Slovene " is a reasonable word. 40. Some etymologists suggest that talose's name derives from the automaton of Greek mythology named Talos, but the relevance is unclear.
