31K views · 120 reactions | Yes, you can pronounce "lithe" either way. Also: "lithe" is part of the word "slithy" in Lewis Carroll's 'Jabberwocky'. It's a combination of "slimy" + "lithe". #June #etymology #linguistics #language | Linguistic Discovery | Facebook

Did you know the word “matrix” appears in the King James Version five times? This is a clear linguistic inheritance from the Latin Vulgate, with each occurrence connected to the idea of birth, origin, and consecration. #wisdom #knowledge #understanding | Jacob Kuker

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