etcetera
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- واژهنامه · French & English to Persian Epistemological Dictionary etc. 1370; lat. «et les autres choses». + a Latin two-word phrase, et "and" plus cetera "the others." "Cetera" comes from *ke-etero- where tero- means "a second time, again," also found in ceteris paribus "other things being the same." The ke- is an ancient word for "this." Because [k] became [h] in initial position in English, we are not surprised that "here, hence, hither" all begin with this root. It also turns up in "he/him" and "her" (dative-accusative of Old English heo "she.") The neuter 3rd singular pronoun in Old English was hit "it," heard today in some rural dialects in the Southeastern United States. In Old Russian *ke- developed into sei "this," found today in segodnya "today" and seichas "right now" from a time when chas, now "hour," meant "moment." ke/ce degar (pbp.) va joz ân ...
- واژهنامه · hFarsi Advanced Version و غيره ،و مانند ان ،تا اخر،الى اخر
- واژهنامه · Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary et·cet·era adv. Pronunciation: et- ' se-tə-rə, - ' se-trə also it-, ÷ek-, ÷ik- Function: noun Date: 1597 1 : a number of unspecified additional persons or things 2 plural : unspecified additional items : ODDS AND ENDS ]]>