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By [[folk etymology]], the name has been explained as standing for the initials of three festiv

...to the biblical character [[Job (Biblical figure)|Job]] seem to be [[folk etymology]].

==Etymology== Santa Claus is a variation of a [[Netherlands|Dutch]] [[folk tale]] based on the historical figure Saint Nicholas, or ''Sinterklaas'', w

...ški govor'' <ref>Tako su stari govorili. Translated: ''That's how the old folk use to speak''.</ref> (or ...off shoot of the language spoken in '''17th-18th century''' town of Blato. Etymology of Vallegrande would translate as large bay. From Latin ''grandis'' means

03:59 < NotASpy> I know a lot of folk use PayPal now for day to day banking - app on their phone, send money to f 15:39 < Pharos> etymology is a liar and a fool

folk call NNOR (neither nor). The punctuation marks are not really operators, | To most otherwise "forest-minded" folk, the approach of autumn

[17:29] <KimiNewt> Grats to all LGBT folk in the US [17:43] <KimiNewt> Well yes, but the LGBT folk get new benefits

...54] <MartijnH> usually, when I have one of those, and I check with commons folk, they go "well, actually, in this specific case..." [14:46] <mareklug> The Roches (a sisters folk group) had a song on one of their early albums titled "Sex is for Children"