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I’m totally here for the sentiment, but I think it’s just because the average person might not know one or the other of these words. They’re both pretty specific in their usage.
This is so dumb but I love it so much. I’m gonna create another account just to upvote this brilliant idiocy.
Etymologoid is something like the history of a word.
The fact it’s not called “antomolgoy” is a tragically wasted opportunity.
This is actually how I remember the difference. Ents for ants, ets for etc.
What do you call the study of giant sentient trees?
A great way to spend your weekend?
Tombomology
