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Two English place names, one Spanish one, and possibly one Hebrew one that resulted from misunderstandings : "Cape Nome" (Alaska), "East Wing Creek" (Missouri), "San Juan de Ullúa" (Veracruz), and "hagiv'a hatsarefatit" (Jerusalem)
In: Beiträge zur Namenforschung. - Heidelberg : Winter 37 (2002) 3, 305-312
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Stump-compounded New York City neighborhood names as an expression of trendiness and gentrification
In: Beiträge zur Namenforschung. - Heidelberg : Winter (1999), 47-58
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American English "jitney" 'five-cent coin, sum of five cents' has no apparent Jewish or Russian connection
In: Leuvense bijdragen. - Leuven : Dep. of Linguistics of the Univ. of Leuven 87 (1998) 1-2, 155-170
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The American English slangism "fink" probably has no Jewish connection
In: Leuvense bijdragen. - Leuven : Dep. of Linguistics of the Univ. of Leuven 87 (1998) 1-2, 139-146
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English "his late residence", etc. has no Jewish connection
In: Jewish language review. - Haifa : Assoc. 7A (1987), 74-83
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Still more on the origin of New York City English sliding pon(d)
In: Leuvense bijdragen. - Leuven : Dep. of Linguistics of the Univ. of Leuven 75 (1986) 3, 335-357
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Jewish English sit shive : on the continuum between Jewish English and general English
In: Jewish language review. - Haifa : Assoc. 6 (1986), 137-143
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An introduction to Jewish English
In: Jewish language review. - Haifa : Assoc. 6 (1986), 94-120
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On "Jewish English in the United States"
In: Jewish language review. - Haifa : Assoc. 6 (1986), 121-136
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Nouns ending in -mobile
In: American speech. - Durham, NC : Duke Univ. Press 60 (1985) 4, 362-366
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Miscellany
Dodge, Robert K. (Mitarb.); MacMillan, James B. (Mitarb.); Gold, David L. (Mitarb.)...
In: American speech. - Durham, NC : Duke Univ. Press 60 (1985) 3, 270-288
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Ashkenazic English to sit shive
In: American speech. - Durham, NC : Duke Univ. Press 60 (1985) 4, 368-370
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More on a Dutch-origin word in New York City English : sliding pon(d)
In: Leuvense bijdragen. - Leuven : Dep. of Linguistics of the Univ. of Leuven 73 (1984) 2, 171-175
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English etymological miscellany : goop, the North River, skolly, shokh, kitke, shlenter
In: Leuvense bijdragen. - Leuven : Dep. of Linguistics of the Univ. of Leuven 73 (1984) 3, 315-334
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Three New-York-Cityisms : sliding pond, potsy and akey
In: American speech. - Durham, NC : Duke Univ. Press 56 (1981) 1, 17-32
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-way(s) : a new productive combination
In: American speech. - Durham, NC : Duke Univ. Press 50 (1975) 3-4, 311
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India ink versus Indian ink : a trend in English compounds?
In: American speech. - Durham, NC : Duke Univ. Press 50 (1975) 3-4, 320-323
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Addenda et corrigenda. R. M. R. and Beatrice L. Hall's "Some apparent orthographic inconsistencies in American family names of Yiddish origins"
In: Names. - Abingdon, OX : Taylor & Francis 19 (1971) 3, 223-228
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