#ETYMOLOGY
List of the best Telegram channels tagged with #ETYMOLOGY.
The #etymology tag brings together 99 Telegram channels with a combined audience of 222,587 subscribers. Content is primarily in Russian (90%) and Italian (10%). Channels are grouped under Education, Language Learning, Humor. Channels tagged #etymology frequently also cover #linguistics (70%), #language (32%), #culture (24%).
Linguistic things. Fun and interesting things about languages (mostly Russian): wordplay, translations, etymology, thoughts about modern Russian. Chat @lingvojokeschat, you can PM memes @leno4kova. 18+ Jokes for 300: @lingvodor I don’t sell advertising
Rules of the Russian language, curious etymology and ridiculous headlines Advertising, questions and suggestions: @polly_shu Our chat: @chat_zr Buy advertising on the exchange: https://telega.in/c/zapiski_redaktorki Manager: @Spiral_Miya Registry: https://goo.su/UXZox
About languages, about folklore, about history, and how it’s all connected. For contact: @sofiia_sofiia12 Youtube: https://youtube.com/@lang_witch?si=GVUoMbazerdmg9h0
https://vk.com/weorold VK group @unraed to contact me The public is dedicated to the history of the English language, linguistics in general. If you have the desire and opportunity to support me with a donation https://t.me/tribute/app?startapp=d7Vo
Etymology, linguistic histories and folklore. Oh yes, a lot of memes Application number for registration in the RKN - No. 5731589 https://gosuslugi.ru/snet/68670080f794ae5554dd2cd8 Proposal and cooperation @yazycozisthebest Reviews @adreviewli
The depth of the Russian language. • The meanings of proverbs and sayings. • Spelling. • Origins of words. For all questions: @RomanSiBb @Natalya_V59 Buy advertising through the exchange: https://telega.in/c/pos_lov RKN: https://gosuslugi.ru/snet/68b01bb6a02ea811e34cc1c4
Unusual origins of ordinary words. I regularly publish my own etymological mini-studies. Pure enlightenment! Join us :) Share your ideas in the channel chat! (To do this, just click the “send message” button in the channel description here)
From the author of the book “Not Bad Words” Sergei Antonov about the origin of bad and not bad words. And about Antonov himself, of course 😊 For advertising and other questions, write to me personally: @redooktor