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Delving Into the Historical Mystery – Part XV – Etymology of days of the week

Delving Into the Historical Mystery – Part XV – Etymology of days of the week

by Chandrika R Krishnan | Apr 16, 2022 | Musings & Moments, Some Learnings, Some Teachings

The term “Etymology” is the study of the origin of words.  The practice of etymology is uncovering the truth by tracing the root of a word. The Hindu Navagraha slokam goes: “Adityaya Somaya Mangalaya BhudayachaGuru Shukra Shanibhyascha Rahave Ketave Namaha” This...
Seven Perfect Things by Catherine Ryan Hyde _ A book Review

Seven Perfect Things by Catherine Ryan Hyde _ A book Review

by Chandrika R Krishnan | Apr 12, 2022 | My Reviews, The world of printed words

Seven Perfect Things by Catherine Ryan Hyde It was just by chance that I stumbled upon this book. Maybe, it was the cover of two adorable puppies. I am not a dog-lover, but am I ever so glad that I picked it up! I am not going to give out spoilers. Suffice it to say...
Delving into the Historical Mystery- Part XIV. An etymological study

Delving into the Historical Mystery- Part XIV. An etymological study

by Chandrika R Krishnan | Apr 3, 2022 | Musings & Moments, Some Learnings, Some Teachings

The term “Etymology” is the study of the origin of words.  The practice of etymology is uncovering the truth by tracing the root of a word. After a series of more serious words; let us delve into the origin of phrases that would make us have an ‘Ah..ah’...
Will you ever learn, Woman?

Will you ever learn, Woman?

by Chandrika R Krishnan | Mar 27, 2022 | A Slice of Life, Musings & Moments

Hey, you goose! You have done it again, haven’t you? Landed with your foot in the mouth! Woman, you have honed this talent to the extent that you take a flying leap and end up with your feet firmly in their mouth. Why do you persist in doing it? Poor man! He did not...
Delving into the Historical Mystery- Part XIII-  An etymological study

Delving into the Historical Mystery- Part XIII- An etymological study

by Chandrika R Krishnan | Mar 27, 2022 | Musings & Moments, Some Learnings, Some Teachings

The term “Etymology” is the study of the origin of words.  The practice of etymology is uncovering the truth by tracing the root of a word. Today, we delve into two words- Whataboutery and Propaganda. Both words are very much prevalent in almost every country across...
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