Etymologists

Linguist, language revivalist, professor, author, hyperpolyglot

Hispano-Roman scholar, theologian and bishop (c. 560–636)

Russian-German linguist (1886-1962)

Ossetian Soviet linguist (1900-2001)

Polish linguist and lexicographer (1856–1939)

American journalist and presidential speechwriter (1929–2009)

French linguist (1875–1960)

linguist (1887-1970)

German philologist and educator (1856-1926)

British etymologist and professor (1835-1912)

Croatian linguist

Dutch linguist (1890-1964)

American physician, poet and educator (1913-1993)

American poet, professor, translator (1916–1986)

linguist (1926-2011)

American linguist (1866–1955)

German romanist and linguist (1863–1938)

Turkish linguist and writer (1919–2007)

Polish linguist

Swedish linguist (1900–1984)

Professor Emeritus, University of Chicago

American linguist, etymologist and philologist

Russian linguist and etymologist (1952–2007)

Scottish lexicographer (1759-1838)

Ukrainian Canadian linguist and lexicographer

Dutch linguist

11th c. Iraqi scholar

Slovenian linguist

Czech bohemist and slavist (1909-1990)

British writer

Italian-Slovene composer, ethnomusicologist, slavicist and musicologist

Russian-American writer

English grammarian and lexicographer (1873-1965)

British etymologist (1803-1891)

Russian linguist

Lithuanian linguist (1934-1995)

Czech linguist (1894–1965)

Soviet linguist (1924-2010)

American classical philologist (1833-1901)

German philologist (1886–1948)

Polish linguist (1935–2006)

Japanese linguist

German philologist (1802-1887)

writer, translator, linguist and bibliographer (1854–1917)

German linguist and germanist (1894-1970)