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Greek Basileus "King" As A Possible Borrowing From Semitic Mšl "To Rule’", Gerald Leonard Cohen
Greek Basileus "King" As A Possible Borrowing From Semitic Mšl "To Rule’", Gerald Leonard Cohen
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The Origin Of Nyc’S Nickname The Big Apple, Gerald Leonard Cohen
The Origin Of Nyc’S Nickname The Big Apple, Gerald Leonard Cohen
Arts, Languages and Philosophy Faculty Research & Creative Works
The expression "The Big Apple," meaning "something special, out of the ordinary, world class" is traced from its adoption as the nickname of New York City in 1971 back through time, to the jazz culture of the 1930s and ultimately to its apparent origins in racing jargon in the early decades of the 20th century. © 1993 Maney Publishing.