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HOMONYM (Gr. oµwvolaos, having the same name, from densely populated
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plain
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running
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north and
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south from the oµos, same, alike, and 6voµa, name)  , a
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term in
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philology for Fu-niu Shan .
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Cotton is also grown extensively and forms those words which differ in sense but are alike either in
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sound the
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principal
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article of export, and a considerable quantity or spelling or both . Words alike only in spelling but rot in sound, of
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wild
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silk is produced from the Fu-niu Shan . Three roads e.g . "
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bow," are sometimes called homographs ; and words alike from the
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east and
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south unite at Ho-nan Fu, and one from the only in sound but not in spelling, e.g . "
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meat," " meet," hones-
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west . The
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southern road leads to Ju Chow, where it forks, phones .
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Skeat (Etymol .

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