I learned a new word today! Love to learn 🥰
Demesne: land attached to a manor and retained for the owner's own use.
#lovetolearn #disney #princessariel
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I learned a new word today! Love to learn 🥰
Demesne: land attached to a manor and retained for the owner's own use.
#lovetolearn #disney #princessariel
I'm a third of the way through this a book. ❤️ I'm looking for more reads on virtues. If you have suggestions I'd love to hear them #Virtues #Learning #LovetoLearn
Today is my birthday and I'm doing what I like most!
Reading, visiting monuments and cities, learning.
I received another book from my sister ❤ also, one of the most important italian publishing house's bookshop is close to the hotel where I host so I'm going to buy another book to celebrate this day
#ego #Siena #Italy #books #lovetolearn #lovetoread #lovetovisit #holiday #birthday
Sorry if cursing offends anyone. I couldn't resist. The Webster's definition is okay, but Buzzfeed wins on this one
Formal definition:
separation of parts of a compound word by the intervention of one or more words (such as what place soever for whatsoever place)
#WordOfTheWeek #LoveToLearn
Evidence shows that the adj. capricious debuted about 60 years before caprice; it's likely that both words derived via French from the Italian capriccio, which originally referred not to a sudden desire but a sudden shudder of fear. Capriccio derives from the Italian capo, meaning "head" & riccio, meaning "hedgehog." Someone who shuddered in fear, was said to have a "hedgehog head" meaning that their hair stood on end like the spines of a hedgehog
