Swadesh used 100 ( earlier 200 ) items that are assumed to be cognate ( on the basis of phonetic similarity ) in the languages being compared, though other lists have also been used.
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:: : : It probably doesn't help that even the mainstream press has gotten mixed up on the apparent phonetic similarity between Obama and Osama .-- 24.147.86.187 20 : 20, 9 February 2007 ( UTC)
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Procter & Gamble submitted a patent application on 14 March 1983 for its new line of over-the-counter micro-granulated aspirin capsules, to be sold under the name Encaprin, chosen for its phonetic similarity to the word aspirin.
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Foreign businesses and products are usually free to choose their own transliterations and typically select ones with positive connotations and phonetic similarity to their products : for example, ( IKEA ) is " proper home ".
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In the midrashic work, Bamidbar Rabbah ( 1 : 7 ), an exegesis based on the phonetic similarities between the name " Sinai ", and the word " she'eino " meaning " that is not, " is offered:
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The place name " Cookardinia " is derived from the local Aboriginal word meaning " the place of the giant kingfisher "-probably a reference to the Kookaburra and hence the phonetic similarity of the start of each word.
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However, names that have only a phonetic similarity but no meaningful link with the legend are rejected by scholars, since it is very likely that such connections are random and add nothing to the interpretation of the character.
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Chowdhury, who was visiting friends in Berkeley, Calif ., while on school break, said he was barred from his flight because the pilot had found a " phonetic similarity " between his name and one on the FBI's list of suspected terrorists.
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"' Batuhan "'is a common masculine folk etymology because of " batu "'s phonetic similarity to the Turkish word " bat1 " ( " west " ), which has led to the popular belief that it means " sovereign of the west ".
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While Balaam is described as a " son of Beor ", " Beor " is never himself identified, and the close phonetic similarity to " Peor " is noticeable to speakers of English, although there is insufficient similarity in the Hebrew to sustain this claim.
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