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The Twelve Days of Christmas: Word History Connections
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December 15, 2015
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13:43Now PlayingThe etymology of every item in “The 12 Days of Christmas”: bodily functions, loaves of bread, & even more birds than you thought!
For a fun extra, check out our musical version of "The 12 Etymologies of Christmas"
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For further explorations of these subjects, check out Thorneloe University's courses in the Humanities, including "Greek and Latin Roots of English" and other Ancient Studies courses, online and on campus in Sudbury, Ontario.
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