William A Read
Biographic Data
| ID | 232391 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William A Read |
| GIVEN NAMES | William A |
| FAMILY NAME | Read |
| SIGNATURE | READ W A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Louisiana State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1928 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Classic Returns
Indian Place Names in Alabama
Indian Terms in Vázquez' Compendio
Panama: Its Origin and Meaning
Indian Stream-Names in Georgia II
Indian Stream-Names in Georgia
Amerikanistisches Wörterbuch
Notes on 'Gaspergou
mon names are bubbler, croaker, crocus (probably a corruption of croakers), gray perch, jewelhead, lake sheepshead, perch, sheepshead, thunderpumper, and white perch. In French Canada this fish is called malachigan, tambour des lacs, and occasionally achigan blanc.1 Some of these names were suggested by the croaking or grunting sounds produced by the fish's air bladder. The noise made by a school of drumfish is said to be loud enough to awaken a …
Some Fish Names of Indian Origin
A língua portuguesa no Brasil: Expansão, penetração, unidade e estado atual
A Glossary of Mississippi Valley French 1673-1850
Lewis and Clark: Linguistic Pioneers
Caxambas, A Florida Geographic Name
Caxambas Pass is the name of a stream that divides Marco Island from Cape Romano, off the southwestern coast of Florida. A modern hamlet on the island is also called Caxambas . The stream was formerly designated as a bay, and the variant Caximbas was likewise applied to a river on the mainland in this vicinity
Louisiana French
The Travels of William Bartram
Notes on an Opelousas Manuscript of 1862
Notes on A Dictionary of American English, Parts I-VI
THE EDITORS of the Dictionary of American English have collected so many novel and interesting words from various sources that I hesitate to suggest any additions to the marvelous store which they have provided. Perhaps they might have found room for the following: BASHFUL WAKE-ROBIN; also called Rosy Wake-robin (Trillium stylosum Nutt). A perennial herb growing in the woods from Georgia to Alabama and North Carolina as well as in the woods of th…
Ten Alabama Place-Names
Florida Place-Names of Indian Origin and Seminole Indian Names
Florida Place-Names of Indian Origin and Seminole Personal Names
Louisiana Place-Names of Indian Origin
Florida Place-Names of Indian Origin and Seminole Personal Names
Indian Stream-Names in Georgia II
Indian Terms in Vázquez' Compendio
Indian Stream-Names in Georgia
Notes on 'Gaspergou
mon names are bubbler, croaker, crocus (probably a corruption of croakers), gray perch, jewelhead, lake sheepshead, perch, sheepshead, thunderpumper, and white perch. In French Canada this fish is called malachigan, tambour des lacs, and occasionally achigan blanc.1 Some of these names were suggested by the croaking or grunting sounds produced by the fish's air bladder. The noise made by a school of drumfish is said to be loud enough to awaken a …
Louisiana Place-Names of Indian Origin
Florida Place-Names of Indian Origin and Seminole Personal Names
Florida Place-Names of Indian Origin and Seminole Indian Names
Ten Alabama Place-Names
Notes on A Dictionary of American English, Parts I-VI
THE EDITORS of the Dictionary of American English have collected so many novel and interesting words from various sources that I hesitate to suggest any additions to the marvelous store which they have provided. Perhaps they might have found room for the following: BASHFUL WAKE-ROBIN; also called Rosy Wake-robin (Trillium stylosum Nutt). A perennial herb growing in the woods from Georgia to Alabama and North Carolina as well as in the woods of th…
Caxambas, A Florida Geographic Name
Caxambas Pass is the name of a stream that divides Marco Island from Cape Romano, off the southwestern coast of Florida. A modern hamlet on the island is also called Caxambas . The stream was formerly designated as a bay, and the variant Caximbas was likewise applied to a river on the mainland in this vicinity
Louisiana French
The Travels of William Bartram
Notes on an Opelousas Manuscript of 1862
Lewis and Clark: Linguistic Pioneers
A Glossary of Mississippi Valley French 1673-1850
A língua portuguesa no Brasil: Expansão, penetração, unidade e estado atual
Notes on 'Gaspergou
mon names are bubbler, croaker, crocus (probably a corruption of croakers), gray perch, jewelhead, lake sheepshead, perch, sheepshead, thunderpumper, and white perch. In French Canada this fish is called malachigan, tambour des lacs, and occasionally achigan blanc.1 Some of these names were suggested by the croaking or grunting sounds produced by the fish's air bladder. The noise made by a school of drumfish is said to be loud enough to awaken a …
Some Fish Names of Indian Origin
Amerikanistisches Wörterbuch
Indian Stream-Names in Georgia
Panama: Its Origin and Meaning
Indian Stream-Names in Georgia II
Indian Terms in Vázquez' Compendio
Indian Place Names in Alabama
A Classic Returns
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