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Etymology du Jour: Ratch!

September 23, 2019

In light the perennial upheavals of the Lebanese political landscape, lest you want to get in a brawl with half of your acquaintances over divergent political views (been there, done that!), it would be much safer to vent off your frustration by tackling things from a more innocuous bias, say… etymology! In between my multiple … More Etymology du Jour: Ratch!

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Marcelle Nassif

Marcelle Nassif

A translator by profession but mostly by passion, with a keen interest in etymology, linguistics and language. Lebanese by birth, citizen of the world, a housewife, and a proud mom.

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Glimpses From the Homeland

Downtown Beirut’s Etoile Square
Christmas in Beirut
Michel Basbous open air museum in Rachana, Batroun
St George Greek Orthodox Church, Downtown Beirut
Tyre fishermen port
Saint Charbel’s picture at the Maronite Archbishopric of Tyre
Vineyards of the Taanayel domain, Bekaa
Lake of the Taanayel domain, Bekaa
Hammana highland
Saint Maron Monastery, Annaya
Nossa Denhora da Pena chapel in Byblos
Byblos port
Byblos old houses
Traditional house, mosaic remnant and the sea at Byblos
View of Saint Maron Monastery, Annay
On the way to the Hermitage of Saint Charbel, Annaya
View of the snowy peaks from Saint Charbel’s hermitage, Annaya
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