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• English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : demulcent > Word Origin : First recorded in 1725–35; < Latin dēmulcent- (stem of dēmulcēns, present participle It comes from the Latin verb demulcere, meaning “to soothe, soften, or caress.” blog.naver.com · 2026.08.04
• English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : conspectus First recorded in 1830–40; < Latin: survey, view, act of seeing, equivalent to conspec-, variant stem Language of origin: Latin Root verb: conspicere — meaning “to look at,” “to observe,” or “to take in blog.naver.com · 2026.07.23
• English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : flâneur recorded in 1850–55; from French: literally, “loafer, idler, man about town,” equivalent to flân-, stem Originates from the French verb flâner → meaning “to stroll,” “to wander a....... blog.naver.com · 2026.05.30
• English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : imbricate Late Latin imbricātus tiled with imbrices, shaped like such a tile or tiling, equivalent to imbric- (stem Imbricate comes from the Latin word imbricatus, the past participle of imbricare, meaning “to cover with blog.naver.com · 2026.06.19
• [Seoul tour guide] Gyeongbokgung Palace of the Joseon wide basin, which corresponds to the location of the Tang Dynasty (Bukhan Mountain), which is the stem The name of Gyeongbok Palace is 'Gyeongbok', meaning 'big bles....... blog.naver.com · 2019.07.01