[DOC] [TLE] "Galaxy" and "lactose" both come from the Greek word "galaktos" (milk) [PAR] Jan 19, 2016 ... Etymology is the study of the history of words and idioms, their origins, and how 
their form and meaning have changed over time. If your post is... [DOC] [TLE] Galaxy | Define Galaxy at Dictionary.com [PAR] Galaxy definition, a large system of stars held together by mutual gravitation and 
isolated from similar systems by vast ... Examples; Word Origin .... in galaxias 
kyklos, literally "milky circle," from gala (genitive galaktos) "milk" (see lactation). [DOC] [TLE] Galactic dictionary definition | galactic defined - YourDictionary [PAR] galactic definition: ... ... Classical Greek galaktikos, milky ; from gala (gen. 
galaktos), milk ; from Indo-European base an ... Words near galactic in the 
dictionary... [DOC] [TLE] Galaxy - Online Etymology Dictionary [PAR] in galaxias kyklos, literally "milky circle," from gala (genitive galaktos) "milk" (see 
lacto-). The technical astronomical sense in reference to the discrete stellar... [DOC] [TLE] Galaxy | Definition of Galaxy by Merriam-Webster [PAR] Define galaxy: astronomy : any one of the very large groups of stars that make up 
the ... <they're a galaxy apart when it comes to politics> ... of the Milky Way being 
similar to that of milk is much older than the English language, however. Galaxias
, the Greek word for the Milky Way, was derived from the Greek gala, milk. [DOC] [TLE] Term for same root word but words with different meaning - English ... [PAR] Mar 18, 2011 ... Some words have the same etymology, root, but mean different ... a vast variety of 
words and meanings in various languages. ... is galaxy and lactose, which come 
from the Greek word for milk, gala. The genitive is galaktos. [DOC] [TLE] how the milky way got its name and what it's called in other languages [PAR] Aug 26, 2013 ... Translated, that means the road of milk. The Romans ... Incidentally, the Greek 
name is also where we get the term galaxy. No one knows... [DOC] [TLE] Haggard Hawks | Words, language and etymology | Haggard Hawks [PAR] Of all food-related words in the language, however, it's probably bread that is the 
most ... Adopted from French, the word galaxy was first used in English in the late 
... the word literally means 'milky' (from Greek galaktos, 'milk', as in lactose and ... 
The word itself comes from granade, an English word for the pomegranate... [DOC] [TLE] The History of Salad ,The Kitchen Project - "Food History" [PAR] Word History: Salt was and is such an important ingredient in salad ... The Vulgar 
Latin word passed into languages descending from it, such as ... respectively, 
both come ultimately from the Latin word salsus, meaning salted. ... glakt), had 
the genitive form of galaktos, which spawned the Late Latin words lac and 
galaxias. [DOC] [TLE] GALAXY | English Word Origin for the word GALAXY - Edenics [PAR] The Milky Way named our GALAXY, from Greek gala (milk). ... Meaning. milk ... 
and GALALITH are among the words derived from Greek gala or galaktos (milk). 
... and I am come down to deliver them out of the hand of the Egyptians, and to ... 
For then I will change the nations [to speak] a pure language, so that they will... [DOC] [TLE] Gallio | The amazing name Gallio: meaning and etymology [PAR] It's not clear where the name Gallio comes from, or even from what language ... 
The noun  (gala) means milk, and survives in the English term "galactic acid"
. ... hence the name galaktos kuklos or Milky Circle for our English word "galaxy"
... [DOC] [TLE] Term for same root word but words with different meaning - GuruLang [PAR] Some words have the same etymology, root, but mean different things, such as 
mysterious and mystical. What are some other ... Just to point out

Question: Galaxy comes from the word galaktos, which means milk in this language
Answer: Greek