Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology, (griech.) etymología, (lat.) etymologia, (esper.) etimologio
UK Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, Reino Unido de Gran Bretaña e Irlanda del Norte, Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord, Regno Unito di Gran Bretagna e Irlanda del Nord, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, (esper.) Britujo
Genealogie, Genealogía, Généalogie, Genealogia, Genealogy, (esper.) genealogio

adult (W3)

Ancestry (W3)

Ancestry - Rose

Darwinismus (W3)

Charles Darwin
Über die Entstehung der Arten durch natürliche Zuchtwahl oder die Erhaltung der begünstigten Rassen im Kampfe ums Dasein
(On the origin of species by means of natural selektion, or the preservation of favoured races in the struggle for life)
(1859)

Dolly
Dorothea
Digital Dolly
Klon
clone
toll
doll
Dollymethode (W3)

...Dolly's 1987 Variety Show
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There are pictures, an episode guide, and articles about Dolly's series in the television section of: Steve's Dolly Parton Page
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• 1. Informal A child's doll.
• 2a. A low mobile platform that rolls on casters, used for transporting heavy loads.
• 2b. Such a platform as used by one working underneath a motor vehicle.
• 2c. A hand truck.
• 3. A wheeled apparatus used to transport a movie or television camera about a set.
• 4. A small locomotive, as for use in a railroad yard or on a construction site.
• 5. A wooden implement for stirring clothes in a washtub.
• 6. A tool used to hold one end of a rivet while the opposite end is being hammered to form a head.
• 7. A small piece of wood or metal placed on the head of a pile to prevent damage to the pile while it is being driven.

1610, "Dolly", a fem. nickname (see "doll"); 1790 as "child's doll"; applied from 1792 to any contrivance fancied to resemble a dolly in some sense, esp. a small platform on rollers (1901).

The dancing "Dolly Sisters": identical twins Jenny (1892-1941) and Rosie (1892-1970) stars of cafe society on both sides of the Atlantic and icons of the 1920s.
A rags to riches story set against the glittering backdrop of high society in America and Europe and yet, lurking behind their glamorous life of fame, fortune, mistaken identity, millionaires, love and sisterly devotion - that made them legends - is another of rivalry, duplicity and tragedy.

DOLLY. A Yorkshire dolly; a contrivance for washing, by means of a kind of wheel fixed in a tub, which being turned about, agitates and cleanses the linen put into it, with soap and water.

"Dolly" (1987)
TV-Series 1987-1988

Old Frisian: "doll", "dull", "dol", "dul"
Grammar: Adj.
Translation (German): "toll", "töricht", "vermessen" (Adj.), "verbrecherisch", "verwegen", "unbesonnen"
Translation (English): "insane"
Etymology: germ. "*dwula-", "*dwulaz", "*dula-", "*dulaz", "toll", "töricht", "betäubt"; s. ide. "*dheuel-", "*dhuel-", "trüben", "wirbeln", ide. "*dheu-" (4), "*dheu-"¸�"stieben", "wirbeln", "wehen", "stinken", "schütteln", "Dampf", "Hauch", "Rauch"

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Dolly Parton ...
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DOLLYWOOD--108,000 Google hits (Dolly Parton's place in Tennessee)
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..., and a "dolly" is any small rolling platform - often used to permit or recede from a scene being photographed.
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"doughnut dolly" was apparently an official Red Cross name for female volunteers.
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Red Cross recreation girls are "doughnut dollies." The chief "doughnut dolly" at the 1st Infantry Division is "doughnut six" and her assistants have numbers from five to one. One slim girl is "doughnut one-half".
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During the gulf war, the Assad Babyle Iraqi tank (a version of the Soviet T-72) was nicknamed the "Dolly Parton" due to it's rounded reinforced turret (hier: "Geschützturm").
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"DOLLY": Switch stand (Not in RHHDAS.)
"DOLLY FLAPPER": Switch tender (Not in RHHDAS.)
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"dolly" - a low four-wheeled flatbed cart, with or without a frame handle at one end
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Since I mentioned "appliance dolly" as opposed to hand-truck, there is a picture of what I mean at: ...
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I guess my terminology is the same as U-Haul's except that the tool identified as a "utility dolly" is what I would call a "hand truck".
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"dolly" - a low four-wheeled flatbed cart, with or without a frame handle at one end
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"Dolly was every bit as bad as "Gray" and a little worse".
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There had been a popular song from the Boer War called "Goodbye Dolly Gray" and no doubt for a while "Dolly" was the standard nickname of men named "Gray".
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"dolly parton" ...
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"dust dolly" ...
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"Hello, Dolly!"
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"Dolly Buster", Katja-Nora Bochnicková, Für ihr große Oberweite bekannter ehemalige deutscher Pornostar (geb. 1969 in Tschechien)

Von der Porno-Darstellerin zur Pinselschwingerin: Auch in der Malerei spielt für Dolly Buster Erotik eine wichtige Rolle. "Sklave", "Rasiert" oder "Erregbar" heißen die Bilder der 36-jährigen Sexbombe, die nun erstmals in Düsseldorf präsentiert wurden
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"DOLLY" pet form of "DOROTHY"

Dolly: Mit dem ersten geklonten Tier, dem Schaf Dolly, hat kurz vor Beginn des dritten Jahrtausends nach der Zeitenwende ein zweites Mal der Tanz um das Goldene Kalb angefangen. Da schon das erste Tänzchen vor drei- bis viertausend Jahren zum Zerbrechen der Gesetzestafeln geführt haben soll, ist damit zu rechnen, daß in kürze wieder hehre Normen den Bach runtergehen. Nebbich, nur so entwickeln sie sich weiter (vgl. Ethik, Moses).

Dolly the sheep, 1996-2003
Dolly the sheep became a scientific sensation when her birth was announced in 1997. Her relatively early death in February 2003 fuels the debate about the ethics of cloning research and the long-term health of clones.
What is it about Dolly that is so special? How was she created? And did she die young because she was a clone?

• A flock of clones
• How was Dolly created?
• Goodbye Dolly
• Sheep and shepherding
• What do you think?

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"Dolly Buster": Sündhaft erfolgreich

"Dolly", also called "Digital Dolly", is a program that can quickly clone (copy) drives to drives, drives to files, files to drives, or files to files. It is similar to the Symantec product known as "Ghost". "Dolly" can also clone entire disk partitions in block-wise fashion. "Dolly" can be used to clone the operating system of a computer to numerous others.
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"Dolly" is named for a famous sheep of the same name, the first mammal to be cloned from an adult cell. "Dolly" the sheep was born in 1996 at the Roslin Institute in Scotland and died just six years later. Her short life-span, possibly a result of the process, reinvigorated debate into the ethics of cloning.

family-crests
A glossary of abbreviations found in genealogy

• A | a. | a.a.r. | AASP | ab. | abbr. | abd. | Abp. | abr. | abs. or abstr. | abt. | AC | a.c. | acad. | acc. | acco. | accu. | ackd. | actg. | Ad | AdCl | AdD | AD | adj. | adm. | admin. | Admon. | admr. | af. or afft. | aft. | a.k.a. | AL | ald. | alleg. | a.l.s. | als. | anc. | annot. | ano. | anon. | ant. | antiq. | a.o. | AOP | Ap | APG | APJI | app. | App. Div. | appr. | apprd. | approx. | apptd. | appx. | ar. co. | arr. | ascert. | ASG | asgd. | asr. | assn. or assoc. | asso. | Asst | At | atty. | au. | aud. | a.w.c. | AWOL
• B | b. | ba. | bach. or batch. | bap or bapt. | B.B. | BBoy | bcer | BCG | b.d. or bdt. | bd. | bec. | bef. | bet. | BGirl | BIA | b.i.l. or Bl | biog. | bish. | bks. | bl. | BLM | BLW | B.M. | bndsmn. | Bo | bo or bot. | b.o.t.p. | bp. | bpl. | bpt. | Br. | br. or bro | bro | B.S. | B.T. | bur. or bu
• C | c. | ca. | Cap or capt. | CAR | catal. | cath. | CCP | CDA | CDIB | cem. | cen. or cens. | cent. | cer. or cert. | cf. | CG | CH | ch. | Cha | chan. | chldn. or chn. | ch/o | chr. or chris. | cir. | civ. | CJ | Cl | clk. | cod. | CO | co. | C of A | col. | coll. | com. | comm. | comp. | confer. | conject. | cont. | contr. | corp. | couns. | cous. | coven. | c.r. | CRA | crspd. | c.s. | CSA | csn. | ct. | CW
• D | d. | DA | da. | DAB | DAC | DAR | dau. or daugr | dau | daus. | DAV | DB | DC | DCG | d. & coh. | d'd. | dea or deac. | dec. or dec'd | decis. | degr. | dep. | dept. | desc. | DFPA | devis. | d. & h. | dil. | dio. | dis. | discip. | dist. | div. | d/o | do. | doc or docum. | dom. | dpl. | DR | dr. | d.s. | ds. | dsct. | d.s.p. | d.s.p.m. | dt. | dto. | dtr. | dt's. | dum. or d. um. | DVR | d.y.
• E | E. | easi. | ecux. | E.D. | ed. | educ. | Emp | En | Eng. | eno. | ens. | ensu. | est. | establ. | estd. | etc. | et. vir. | exc. | exec. or exor. or exr. | exox. | exs. | exx.
• F | f. | fa. | F.A. | FaH | fam. | FARC | FASG | father | F.B. | f.e. | ff. | FF's | FFV | FGRA | FGS | FHC | FHL | Fi | fidel. | fil. or f.inl or FL | f.m. | FM | f.n. | foll. | FR | freem. | ft.
• G | g. | GA | GAR | G.B. | gch. or gcl | GD | gdn. | GF | GGF | GH | giv. | GLC | GLO | gm. | GGM | Go | godf. | godm. | gp. | GPAI | gr. | g.r. | grf. | grmo. | grs. or GS | g.s. | GSW 1812 | Gt. Br. | gt. gr. | GTT | GU | Gua
• H | h. | hdgrs. | HEIC | her. | hers. | Hh | Hk | HM | HMS | hims. | Hist. | hist. | hon. | hon. dis. | honor. | honora. | HSA | hund. | hus.
• I | I | ibid. | IGI | ign. | illus. | imp. | inc. | incl. | Ind. | IND.S.C. | Ind. T. or Ind. Ter. | Ind. W.C. | inf. | info. | inh. | inhab. | inq. | ins. | inst. | int. | inv. orinvt.
• J | JA | JNH | JP | Jr. | jud or judic. | junr. | jur.
• K | k. | kn. | knt. or kt.
• L | l. | la or labr. | Lat. | Lau | lb. | LBC | LC | ld. | ldr. | LDS | l.e. | lib. | lic. | lieut. | li. or liv. | liv. abt. | ll. | lnd. | l.p. | ltd.
• M | m. | m/1, m/2 | mag. | maj. | mak. | mat. | m.bn. | MCA | MCC | MCD | MD | md. | mem. | ment. | messrs. | Mex. S.C. | Mex. S.O. | Mex. W.C. | MG | m.h. | MGH | m.i. | mi. | MIA | mil or milit. | min. | m | MLG | MLW | MM | m.o. | mo. | mors. | mov. | MQ | Mr. | Mrs. | ms. | mss. | mtg. | mvd. | my/d
• N | N. | n. | NA | na. | NARA | NARS | nam. | nat. | n.d. | N.E. | NEH | NEHGR | NEHGS | neph. | neph | nfi | nfk | NGS | NHPRC | Ni | nm. | nmed. | not. | NP | n.p. | nr. | NS | NSCDA | NSDAR | Nu | NUCMC | nunc. | N.W. | NWC | NW. Terr. | n.x.n.
• O | o. | O.B. | ob. | obit. | o.c. | O.E. | offor offic. | oft. | OM | o.p. | ord. | org. | orig. | OS | o.t.p.
• P | p. | Pa | p.a. | pam. | par. | pat. | pchd. | PE | peo. | perh. | petitn. or petn. | petr. | ph. | PI | pion. | PJP | PLB | plt. | P.M. | P.O. | POA | POE | Por | pp. | PPA | pr. | p.r. | preced. | PRO | pro. | prob. | prop. | propr. | provis. | pt. | ptf. | Pu | pub. | pvt. | pymt.
• Q | q. | q.y.
• R | r. | R. | rat. | R.C. | rcdr. | rcpt. | RD | re. | rec. | reg. | Reg. Gen. | rel. | reld. | rel | ren. | rep. | repl. | repud. | res. | respectiv. | ret. | Rev. | Rev. War | RG | rgstr. | RIP | rinq. | Rom. | RR
• S | s. | s. and h. | Sa | Sal | SAR | SASE | Sb | Scl | SCV | s'd | scatt. | SDA | Se | S.E. | sec. | serg. | serv. | sett. | sev. | Sf | sh. | Si | sil or Sl | sin. | sis. | Sm | sn. | s/o | SO | soc. | s.p. | s.p.l. | s.p.m. | spell. | spr. | sr. | srnms. | Ss | st. | sup. | supt. or Su | SUV | sw. | syl.
• T | T. | tak. | Ten | terr. | test. | tho. | thot. | thro. | TIB | tn. | top. | Tp. | t.p. | t.p.m. | t.p.w. | tr. | transcr. | transl. | treas. | TRIB | TVA | twn. | twp. | ty.
• U | U | UDC | U.K. | unasgd. | unc. | unit. | unk. | unm. | unorg. | USCG | USCT | USMC | USN | USWPA
• V | v.a. | var. | VFW | Vi | VIP | Vis. or Visc. | vit. | viz. | V.L. | vols. | v.r. | vs. | v.s.
• W | w. | Wa | wag. | Wai | W.B. | W.D. | w.d. | wd. | wf/o | wh. | wit. | wk(s). | Wkm | wnt. | W.O. | w/o | W.O. | w.p. | WPA | WRHS | W.S. | Wt | wtn. | ww. | ww/o | wwr.
• X | X | x ch. | Xn. | Xnty. | Xped. | Xr. | Xt. | Xtian.
• Y | y. | yd. | yr.

GEDCOM (W3)

heritage (W3)

HERITAGE (c.1141)

heritaige; heiritage; heretage; eritage (haritage, hertage Lett & Pet 13.12, hiretage Foedera1 iii 602, hyretage Engl Dip Pract 626 ),

(pl. iretages Foedera1 i 657)

[ FEW: 4,410a hereditare; Gdf: 4,463b heritage; GdfC: 9,755c heritage; TL: 4,1445 iretage; DEAF: Ø; DMF: heritage; TLF: héritage; OED: heritage n.; MED: heritage n.; DMLBS: 1151a heritagium ]
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Heritage on Wheels - Bahnreisen

Erleben Sie einen Rausch der Farben an Bord des neuen „Heritage on Wheels“! Der moderne Schmalspur-Luxuszug, der seit Februar 2006 in Betrieb ist, bringt Sie in die nahezu unerforschten Gebiete Bikaner und Shekhawati im Wüstenstaat Rajastan.
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Australia's heritage

• Heritage
• About heritage
• Australian Heritage Strategy
• Heritage places
• Australian Heritage Council
• Education
• Historic shipwrecks
• International projects
• Heritage organisations
• Grants and funding
• Nominating a heritage place
• Managing a heritage place
• Laws and notices
• Publications and resources

Grey, Zane, 1872-1939: Heritage of the Desert (English) (as Author)

Heritage - by Earth, Wind & Fire feat The Boys

mentalfloss.com
How Do Generations Get Their Names?

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There is no single or even typical way that generations historically get their names, because lumping everyone who's roughly the same age together is a relatively new phenomenon.
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race (W3)

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For example, in most dictionaries, there are two definitions of the word "race". The first, "A contest of speed", came into the English language about 700 years ago, deriving from the Icelandic word "ras", meaning "a running or strong current". Then there’s the second definition of the word race, "A division of all human beings", which came into the English language about 450 years ago, originating from the Italian word "razza".

It seems to me that the first definition of the word "race" evolved into the second definition. That would clarify the term "human race" as a competition of conquest initiated by the Europeans for which ethnic group would rule and dominate the world, without the consent of the rest of humanity.
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